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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-18
A Simple Mistake.

The "caIl'' for meeting at the Capitol
was printed in the State of the 9th. On the
18th. BY request OF. Secretary Edwards, |
carried it to the Dispatch and requested
that it be printed. Mr.. Elyson was not in
the Office. The gentleman who waited on
me said that "the Dispatch was not in the
habit OF reprinting from the other papers,"
"but he would see," &c, DC. The next
morning the 12th) very good synopsis OF
the article was printed, without charge, in
the Dispatch. e..
At the meeting the night Of the 18th was
appointed canvasser. .......
On the 18th meeting OF the canvassers
was held at the State office and an account
of the meeting was printed in the State OF
the same day.
On Saturday the 14th the editor o: the
state heard for the first time OF my visit to
the Dispdtch on the 11th, and. confounding
that visit with his article OF Friday the
18th, penned his article OF the 14th.
Tie article in the Dispatch Of Monday the
10th brought AN answer from the State Of the
same dav, which was based on the same
error. ] saw the editor Of the State on
Monday, 10th, and endeayored to point out
his mistake. but, judging from his article OF
that day, failed. paid but one visit to the
Dispatch, and that was on the 11th, before
the canvasscrs were appointed. The mL-
take of the editor of the State was that he
confounded the visit to the Dispatch on the
18th with his article of the 18th, and seeing
nothing OF his article in the Dispatch Of the
18th, supposed that the request TO print had
been refused.
II any canvasser went to the Dispatch
Friday requesting that the States article OF
that day be reprinted, and told the editor
OF the State so, it was not the undersigned.
He simply misunderstood.
This would have been offered to the State
Of to-day for publication but for the fact
that deemed 1t best to use the paper which
would first appear, hoping thereby to stop
any further bitterness.
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
Richmond, September 18th.
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PYTuIAN EXCURSION TO WAsHTNGToN.-
The Pylhian lodges OF Richmond have made
arrangements for an excursion to Washing
ton city on Monday next the 23d instant.
The train will leave Elba, at the head OF
Broad street, at 10 p. NJ, and returning,
will leave Washington at the same hour on
the oath; thus giving the eScurSlonlstS the
entire day in the capital city. Persons de-
string to go to Baltimore will have an op'
poriunity to do so at reduced rates. An
excursion train will be run from Petersburg
to enable persons in that city to avail Them
selves OF the opportunity OF visiting Wash
innton on the night OF the 23d.
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PARDOHS REFUsED.-Governor Holiday
has refused to pardon John Bowler, sem
fenced by {ienrico County Court IN March,
1870, to nine years confinement i'll the penh
tenliary for murder in the second degree
and Philip Yogelgesang, sentenced by the
Hastings Court OF the city OF Alexandria
to pay fine OF - and be confined III la'l
thirty DAYS for assault and battery.
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MORTuARy REPoRT.-The following is tht

MORTuARy REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sep
tember 14th, compiled from sections returns
received at the Office OF the Board OF Health: !:
Cause of Death: Apop!eXy, l white,
eoorcd-totsl, 9; cerebro-spinal nenin@l-
tbs, white; consumption, colored; con-
yalsions Gnfsntile) colored; diarrhGa.
white; drowning, . colored; fever (searlet).
/ white heart-dsease, 8 colored; hemor-
rla@e from lungs, l coored; hip-joint dis
ease, white: infanticide, white; E,ian-
tile lockiaw, colored iaundiee. coiered;
old age, white, / colorcd-tetal, 3; soft
eniag OF brain, colored; tabes mcsc,te-
rica, white, eolored-total. 2; teethin2,
colored; tuberculosis, l white; ulceTa-
tion OF colon, l white; unknown, 3 coler-
cd. Whole number of deaths in the city,
exclusive Of still-births, %. Stat-Births:
Colorcd males, /. Sea and Color: Males,
6 white. II coored-total, 1S; females, 5
white, 8 eolored-total, 10. Age: One day
to thirty, Q white, 2 colored-total, J.; one
month to six, l colored; six months to
twelve, white. 3 colored-total, 4; one
year to three, white, 2 colored-total. 5;
twenty years to thirty, white, 2 colored-
total, 3; thirty years to forty, l white,
colored-total, 9; forty years to fifty, l
white, , coIored-total, 8; fifty years to
sixty, , colored; sixty years to seventy 2
white, colored-total, g; seventy years to,
eighty, coIored. Condition: Single,
white, II colored-total, 1S; married,
white, colored-total, 7; widowers, 2
colored; widows, l colored. Nativity:
Richmond. 13; other parts OF the United
States, IA; Germany, l. Locality: Mar
shall Ward, white; Jefferson Ward, I
colored; Madison Ward, l white, l col
ored-totaI. Q; Monroe Ward, colored;
Clay Ward, white; Jackson Wald, 8
white, 5 colored-total, s; almshouse, 9
white, colored-total, 5. By Whom Ger
titled: Regular practitioners, 10 white, 10
colored-total, 90; Coroner, white, 3 COZ
ored-total, 4; Board of Health. coored.
COMP Ar fIrE MEEKIY MORTALITY.
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4 NEW USE FOR COIK.-Thc Few cork floor
coveriug-LINoL oLEUM-haS inerataitd Itself so ra-
pitily into public favor that II Is supcrscdinS all al
p,iunccs heretofore employed for like purpose.
lis most remarkable feature is lis "exiraordnary
tiutrbi'ty"; In !h: respect no other oor-coverins
can compare with IT, 1t il equally desirable for
dning.rooms. halls, churches. and every variety Of
building. Kept by al frst-clisS carpet dealers.
The orIy genuine article hls "LlEoLEUM" Oh The
back Of every square yard.
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FIFTEEN FEET OF WATER-GooD.-Eh
British bark Brazil. Captain Roach, dropped
down from TIE Chesapeake and ONO iEll-
way wharves yesterday afternoon to CITY
Point to inis:, loading petroleum lor Eu-
rope, drawing fifteen feet one inch OF water.
IT was two and haif hours before high
eide when the Brazil passed over tie bar.
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UScLAMED.-SmalI packages addressed as
follows remain unclaimed IN the Richmond
pest-ofiice: G. 3. Tennent John Nc
Dsnoush, w. ST. Anthony, r. NJ. Greg,
cos1mission merchant; Hanscll d Co., Dr.
ROY, ID. 2. MeEorkIe, and i. 5 Clarke.
Also, an unmaiable package addressed to
Sewxri's Store, Ya.-no SUCH post-offlce.
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(that lnoaneth). and also It's GuYascutos Qhat
saws nof word. but. keeps I'D a D-l Of q

(tbat lnoaneth), and also It's Guyascutos Chat
says not word, but.keeps upsa D-l OF a
thinkine). Velium, PIP. cn'tn go.
This Tradition for the Times. the first OF
my rpened wisdom or otherwise, viii, ii 1
am not mistaken, produce universal confu-
sion aud wrath. trust it will. | shall
probably be mobhed. ought to be mobbed.
1t, or part OF it, will be delivered as an
Agricultural Address at the Culpeper Fair,
October Is, 1878, and 1t will be ready for
subscribers on and after that day. Price,
% cents. As / quietly remarked above, Ye
that have quarters. prepare to spend them
freely now.
Address, with alacrity,
&. WASH. MEEKlNs,
Past Grand Worthy Patriarch OF the
Independent Order Of Red Heptasophs,
!, Gang-plank No. Gi2 Seventh street.
Richmond, Va.
Papers friendly to Meekins that copy the
above sad" and send the same TO him VIII
receive in return Il copy OF the Opusculus.
1t Is an eXhorbitant price to pay for so tri-
fling favor, but Meekins is.a liberal man.
Besides, he is rich.
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GET WHAT Tot WAST.-!f you want remedy
t.ia, will 1T once rii YOU her3aaReary OF Your
rheumatic pains. aud 10 rcmO:c th"rc promptly
from the bloei. dGjaand DR.. bER%pON's GftSi'S 5
GIFT at the counter OF any I-usgs:. ami II he has
not got it he can supply you IN ten minutes. Don't
let him ram oT his dead stock roe.
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MOTHER iirsr Nor FoEG EFT DIR. MoFFETT's
TEETHlSA tTeehing PoUaersl regulates the
bowels ami makes tcc.hng easy. TEETHISA cures
cholera -intantum and the summer complain nts OF
children heals erupt!ons and sores, removes and
prevents the formation of worms. No mother
should be without It. X. W. POWERS & Co.. Rich
moud. and all druggists keepi II.
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4 CARD.-I respectfully call attention TO nv rent
advertisement I'm this paper OF rIRsT-CLASS, CE:-
TuaLLY-LoCATED dwellings from FIVE 10 TEN
MINUTES WALK of The CAPITOL. Extra induce
ncnts are offered to all desiring such. Now Is tile
time to locate bt fore winter sets IN.
CoSyEYASCEs and an ATTENDANT furnished
TO parties desiring 10 inspect houses with view
OF renting FEE OF CHARGE.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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FALSE ECONONY.-ls il true economy to Use
cheap :;c.u.tcrl.ci bnaiEc powder. WHICH Is !ghy
injurious 10 health. merely bc"arse IL Is cheap
Common sense and experience sag. No! Doo-Ef'>
YEAsT-Io%DE which has been well known for
twenty wears as IN abs oIgttIv pure wholesome ana
i'm every r-recf reliable article, Is within the reach
OF all those who practice true economy in this rt-
sDpct,
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The maximum number Of pupils who will
amply for admission into the public schools
will hardly be reached for ten days. Many
or the school-children are still out OF the
city. A large number-possibly 4 thou
sand-cannot be accommodated at all this
session, chiefly for want OF funds, school
rooms, and other appurtenanceS.
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REVIVAL OF RELGIoN.-Rev. A. E. Dick
inson. D. D.. has returned to the city from
Fluyaua,a Baptist church, ia Fluvanna
county, where he preached for eight da7s
to large congregations. During the tlnie
forty persons professed conversion.
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The paw Of members of the virginia Lee
rislsture was increased during the war from
four to forty dollars day, in consequence
of the depreciation OF Confederate money
| Alexandria Gazette. '....
And then it took two weeks pay to buy
| barrel of flour.
| Was there anybody who then thought
there was too much money! Did any
merchants sales teach him that currency
was too abundant s-RichmonG Dispatch.
And we paid SCI for one pair OF red
leather shoes, and thought money was
scarce Recorder.
At Port Stanley, Canada, Mrs. Ball, q
widow, went TO 4 picnic with her two SIS
ter,. Her prospective brothcr-in-law was
present, and, considering her actions too
free and frisky, declared he would never
speak to her again. Afterwards ne took a
boat and invited her and some others to 20
with him for sail. When they were about
naiie from shore Mrs. Ball said to him {:
Will. Christian, are you coming up to see
me asy more?'' tPm going up tonight
for the last time" he said. Standing up in
the boat, she threw her hat behind her, said
"Good-by, Bert; good-by Will" sprang
overheard, and was drowned.
The idea of the GreenbacEer seems to lie
that if the Government shall grind out
several hundred millions OF ereenbacks a
generous proportion Of them will lind their
way, somehow or other, into his pockets.
| He vii! probably be disgusted to lind that
he will have to work for ra@-money Is hard
| as he does for the other other kind. unless
he is going to steal it.-Eceni''g Bulletin.
II we have enemies who desire our ruin,
If we have commercial rivals who would
destroy us in order to get our trade, it
would be we'll worth their while to- give the
Greenback movement the most liberal en-
couragement, and. when it has succeeded,
| to print few shID-loads OF "absoIute dol
lars" for us and distribute them gratis all
over the United States.
The Uuiversalist ministers have agreed to
| recommend entire abstinence from the use
OF tobacco. Hope they will report the re-
suits at the end Of the first year. BY the
| way, did it ever occur to any body that mln-
| listers who preach temperance in all things
are among the most intemperate indulgers
| in the narcotic weed Philadelphia But-
tetin.
After the Communist has divided the
property OF the capitalist and become rich,
will he then turn around and divide with
the capitalist because he is poor? We
would like to know these things before
commencing lecture tour at $500 night.
Chicago Ne,os.
The rapacity, the shameless rapacity, OF
some people is disgusting. Here IS man
in Helena, Montana, worth $230,000, who
recently died and left every dollar OF his
wealth to his wife and children. And seven
lawyers in the town, too.-Barllngton
Ha,oiteye.
Mr. Blaine thinks that Butler is '.la-
mentally successful cross between the loX
and the hog" 1t seems TO us that the fox
has all been worked QUITO him.-NeU York
Mail.
One hour OF Grant-and our whfskey
would be gone Chicago Iin,ss.
When man gets bald In Colorado they
say his head has gos above the timber.linc..
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we have remnant or CIGARS all Havana h'ie1
and binGer, good size, al 50 box. Call oefrre lhe!
,re ell gone. W. d. BLAIR & Co.
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| THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Staunton, Va. oders sa-
| NJ rlor accommodations at moderate rates. TERMS !:
S2 and $3.50 per day. Headquarters for CONNER
| cal men, and ouly 50 per day.
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BAsE-BALL.-Yesterday evening the Rich
mond and Atlantic mines were to have
played game Of ball for the benefit OF the
yelow-fever sufferers. The Atlantics not
having their full nine, they picked strong
nine. who were defeated by the Richmond
Club by the following score:
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FAIR READER. HAVE YOr TRIED THE GREAT
PERFUME? II not, there Is real pleasure in sore
for yol;. supply yourself ana our word Tor IL, you
will never after 's-h 20 be- witEot; bottle ~ the
MURRAY & LASMAE'S FLORIDA WATER.
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NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFIEED.-Thc
sale Of ArxINsoS'S WHITE ROSE exceeds that o.
a1lv other perfume. ar Il constant? increasing Can
hardy fall short 0f L quar- er Of 4 million bottles
ruil
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WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER IS, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAT.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, slightly warmer. south
east to southwest winds, falling barometer
hazy and cloudy weather, and in the inte-
rior occasional rains.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
stationary followed by falling barometer,
south and east winds, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, and occasional light rains
in the Cult States.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT BRGAD-STREET METHo-
DhT CuURCu.-Thc ladies OF the Broad
street Methodist church will continue their
entertainment in the lccture-room OK tue
church tonight.
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GOODS FOR THE PRESENT AND APPROACHING
SEASONS
can be foun.l In @:cat variety ut
LEVY EROTuCRS.
They haze Just received by steamship Old Dominion
a large stock Of
CASSiMERES. ALpACAS. SILKS,
and other DRESS GOODS;
FLANSELs. BLANKETS:
HAMBURG EDGiSGS ana iSsERTINGs,
TORCION LACES.
GOODS for BOYS and MEMS W EAR, and FANCY
GGOpS In great varicty-a of wi ich will be sold at
pxtrcmly low prices. TIade-Go'lars taken NJ 100
cents.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at !he
DISPATCH PR,SzIyG-IioUsE. Good work, low
prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY (our own !mportation)
good qlGlti;y and perfectly pure. al s2 gallon.
W. ID. BLAIR K Co.,
yU2 Ma!u street.
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THE NEW LovE-kNor.-Friend: "But
why, dear, did you throw over Percy for
Harold? ?" "Well, YOU see, Ii blends With
nv initials, and makes much nicer mono
nlnlEN ---- -
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NJ. ELLYsoN 4 CO.. advertising agents, insert ad'
vertisements La all of the newspapers Of the United
Stmes ut publishers rates Orders left at the Dts
patch countinz-room viii receive prompt ssten
ton.
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A GOOD MIXED TEA at 60 cents pound.
W. d. BLAIR & CO.,
9O3 Main street.
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3OG south Ti,ir.I street tGambles HID, ID rooms:
ho. and coll water two ha'hsl J, range. &c.
500 west Franklin. near Park, IL rooms not m"
cold wate-, Lalr6be heater. &c.
5ln north Seventh, street. near Clay, rooms;
baths. double kitchen, large yar'i. ,
IIS south Sixth street, near Cary, rooms: bath,
Latrobe heater. &c.
4 l5 west Man near Park, 8 rooms; barns. &c.
Very low rent. ,
Ii2 snulh Fifth street, near Cary, 8 rooms; larke
yard. aud low reut. r,
Ill west Cary, near Adams, rooms Eng"si
basement, bath, &c.
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PERsoSAL.-Dr. Jud. B. Wood, no has
been away rusticating i'll the mountains anu
"deer" hunting, has returned ID The Guy.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, 5S
8 A. NJ, II noon, SO; 2. H., 81; 6 +
NJ. II: midnight. 60.
Mean temperature, I3s. ....,.
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LApIES'AND GENTLEMES'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to ordcr-best guality-.uaranteed le
fiat BosCRES's, 500 and 5 Broad street.
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I TIE PrBLIC scHooLs-ESR0LMEST FOR
THE PAST Two DAYs.--The following is q
statement Of the enrolment OF. pupils in
the public schools up to last evening. We
also publish the enrolment for the first two
days OF last session and that OF 1876:
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ScuooL-sIIoES, all the styles, cheapat
BoscuES's, 500 and 81 Broad stree.
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4irIlulolld 9lspahh,

sS-THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH:
"a LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LArroN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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lie following score:
RICHMOND.
ATLANTIC.

Strikes called on Divine. At; on Hankins, 81
Struck out-Richmond. .: Atlantic s.
UmDirc. w. T.. Graves.
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Read the following:
SALT-RHEuM CURED.-I bad Sa't-Rheum on my
hand for two years; tried every doctor could
hear Of the salycs. ointmcn.s. and soaps without
number. Nothing benefited me. \ htty-cent bot
tie Of Gilcs's Ilnimcut IodlGe Ammonia cured me
In less than week. A. RoM4INE,
No. 162 west Tbiriy-second street,
York
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uOLLINS INSTITUTE.
CHARLES l.. COOKE, N. A..".... Superintendent
Mps = : CHILLI associate Principal
ASSISTED BY
A CORPS Of EIGHTEEN OFFICERS
AND TEACHERS.

The thirty-siXtl ANIMAL session of this Institute
will open on ,.:c 10TH OF SEPTEMBER, and con-
tinuc niue months wilh0n, interruption.
I'm addition to TIE ful corps Of icaclcls In the Lit
erary icparimcnts IN additional Professor OF A0-
sic and aIc.crn Languages has been engaged
The Institute now, n heretofore, offers me Sest
facilities for thorough instruction In the literary
:,nd ornamental branches.
TERMS:
For board and tuition III any or al literary ;,
StudlcS. cS
For tnltlOn III Ninrlc..- w
For tuition In Drawing and Painting. .S2O q Az
pavabc In three instalmentS-at opening, 1Stn DC
ccrlibcr. and 10Th March. >-
i'or farther information address The SUPERlN-
TENDENT Bote;ourt springs. Roanoke county,
Y, an 26-1m
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CAg.ksTNENlCS.

MISS A. Fl. POWERS will resume her
INI general class an CALISTfEN1CS for ladies,
girls ;ad small boys. OGrOBER Sd at NO. 3 east
Grace street at 1870 i. NJ. .
Ten dollars per session OF seven months; S5 per
half sesSion-in advance.
Sc 1S-eod3w
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TOR RENT, TIE NICE BRIrKftss
L DWELLING (ncwiy rcparcdj No. 5l7 LIE
north Seventh stree. containing thirteen r9GIis
gas. water. and bathroom: front. SIDE, and rear
porcl,cs; and Wide lot. Lent, $3.50.
CIAFFiS. STAPLES < co.
60 IG-nSW2, No. l north Tenth stree.
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ssgg;7 fg7s g; sfP; fs77' r. Efsis fs7a. SEP PRs7s 4
W, G.. w. G.. w. c.. w. T.
10 90 90 90 IL 1R In 4

II
Stili-born ....... 2 = 2 3 8 2
Mean temperature for the week ending
September 7th, $40, 2St; mean tempera-
ture for the week ending September 14th,
76o, So.
Amount of rainfall for week ending
September 7th, 0.O5 inches; amount OF rain
fall for week ending September 14th, 0.60
inches.
Population Of city estimated at 10000
white, 45,S00; colored, 33,700. Rate OF
mortality of whole population was 18.43 per
1000 per annum; rate Of mortality OF white
population was 1852 per 1000 per annum;
rate Of mortality OF colored population was
1928 per 1000 per annum.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex.
ID EcUTED 1t the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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AMERICAN K.NDERGAgTE,


MEXICAN KINDERG ARTEN,
N 20S SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Tor children between the ages of three and ten.
MARION Dew. SNYDER Assistant
Session opens SEPTEMBER 18TH, and continues
niue months. Circulars at Elyson i Yancel's anu
Dove & Days. Sc 3-Tu.Th,SS&tM.W.&F W .&FtUcl
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TOR RENT. oa corner Of Grove ave- SA
nue. and Linden street. aud uearly opn s!tr 4....
10 Mr. JOHN e. sl:nfcr<. 4 NEAT AND COAft-
NIENr BRICK DWELLING, c"islininH nTe
roo,n>, brick Kite en- stable. and other ou-Eo-ts2'
beautiful 1wcryar,!cm IN from. and large vtn:G-
ta,jlJ garden adjoining Etnt rea"nna5'c. Inic.rI
q III. premises. or ~ 1908 VI In >trctt.
Ispi pJi3tI
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Peterson's, Godeys, and Ffank Leshe's
Popular Monthly are TO hand from Ellyson
Il fsncey, 11l2 Main street.
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POLICE COURT, TUEspAY.-Justce Joseph
J. White disposed Of the following cases
yesterday: cu,o.
John II. Williams and Walter CARRIER
(colored), charged with fighting ana gre
ating disturbance in front OF the Theatre.
Discharged with an admonitiop,
E. Payne, charged with being drunk and
disorderly in the public streets. Fined 81.
Virginia e. Chapman, charged with al
lowing her cow to run at large in the night
time. Fined 81.
DR.. Charles Elicit, charged with allowing
his cow to run at large at night. Fined 81.
Augustus Chaplin, charged with assault
ing Joseph Combs. Fined So and costs.
Alonzo johnson, charged with having in
his possession u piece OF carpet the, pro.
perty of some person unknown. Lashed.
lCommunicated.I
Ye That Hare Quarters. Prepare to Spend
Them NO,o.
A Voice From Hepsidom.
10 the Publick, acith q x:
Released at great age from the cares OF
State, I have employed 4 portion OF my ele-
CANT leisure in the construction OF an opus
culus, or small work, which l have lntltu-
lated
A Week in Hepsidom.
It's Mountains, its People, its Soil. Its
Scenery, &c.
Together with
Full Description
Of.
It's Lion Chat roareth), its Whangdoodle