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IL RICHMOND, VA.

NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE, for both
~ sexes. opens SEPT. Is. Separate huildingsand
Glasses. Experienced instructors. Terms. s24O pei
year. A.. NJ. JELLY, d. D., New Windsor, Md.
iN H-W S&M2ln
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Officers Installed. Cooper Lodge, No. So,
I. o. 6. T.. has installed the following
officers. 7. G. Ambrose Barrett acting as
Grand Master: William Ii. Hail, n. c.; j.
II. Hall, V. g.; S. II. Lucas, Secretary
George II. Jewett. Treasurer; W. n. Hall,
Conductor; and James Brown, 1. e. The
other officers will be hereafter announced.
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CRIME IN GOoCfrLAND..
Daring Attcmpt TO Murder Merchant
and an Aged Lady. fa...f.5

HOW TWO NEGRO TRAsiPs ATTEMPTED TO
(, MURDER A YOUNG MAN IN GooCHLAND
COUNTY AND HIS AGED EDMoTHER-IS,LAw-
THE COOL IMPUDENcE OF A RoEBER RE-
!! !WARDED-INDIGNATI OF THE CITI-
ZESs-FULL DETAILS OF, TIE OUTRAGE
CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED, &C., &C.
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BAILED.-Judge Minor yesterday admit
ted to bail in the sum Of $1,000 Samuel
Nachman, who stands charged with altering
freight-ticketS, and who has been sent on
by the Police Justice to answer to the
Hastings Court.
Judge Minor also consented to bail James
II. Bray, the young man charged with
larceny OF Z. T. Pilkinton & Co.'s money.
The sum OF 5000 was fixed, but Bray has
not yet given it.
Messrs. Levitt, George Guyenator, and
Ellis Abrams became sureties for the ap-
pearance Of Nachman. fs- H
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HILLSIDE PARK.-Mr. j. ". McCarrick,
agent OF the Philadelphia steamers here,
and Il small number OF friends invited by
him, Yesterday made n trip on the tug-boat
Simpson to Hillside Park, or DreWry's Bun,
IS it will and should ever be called. They
found that neat landi"g had been made,
and considerable attention been given in
the way OF improving the grounds. The
old headquarters building is still standing,
and will afford shelter for large company
in case of rain. There is plenty OF shade,
and still, despite what has been done, SUI
perabundance OF underground. The latter
will be cleared away as soon as possible:
The spring is fine, bold one, clear ana
cooi--well remembered by thousands OF old
Confederates. Seats for hundreds OF peo-
ple have been placed under the best trees.
In the course OF 4 short time DreWry's s
Bluff Is destined to become famous pic
mic ground. Its historic associations will
attract many people. The earthworks are
oyergrown with trees, but their outlines
arc well preserved. There are fine views
| from there up and down the river. Several
! Of our city church-steeples can be plainly
seen from the Bluff.
The gentlemen having this enterprise IN
charge have already done much to restore
the attractiveness OF the place. Next year
they will do more. 1t is expected that Su'
perintendent Tatum and Mr.. McCarrick
will make highly advantageous arrange
ments for carrying Richmond excursion
parties to and from the Bluff.
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KNIGHTS OF THE IRON LINK. Yesterday
j. 4. II. st. Andrew, Esq, OF Farmyille,
the supreme grand commander, and Cap
tain w. A. Moss, the deputy grand COM
mander Of the Order OF the Knights OF the
Iron Link, installed the following Sir
knights Colonel w. w. Forbes, Hon. A.
Q. Holiday, Captain w. NJ. Bridges, Cap
tain j. w. Fisher, 3. G. Hartsook, Jr.,
Esq, Captain Leroy S. Edwards. Colonel
John Creme, and Alfred W. Morris, Esq.
A council OF the order, to be styled the
Richmond Council, was instituted, with
LEROY S. Edwards as eminent commander,
A. O. HoIladay rs deputy comman der, w.
". Forbes as treasurer, and Alfred w.
Morris as recorder.
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CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.

ENGINEER OF COMPANY A.-The Board OF
Control OF the Fire Department have re-
commended TO the Committee on Fire De-
partment Messrs. Burwell Jones, j. o.
Goode, and Oscar E. Phillips as competent
persons for the position OF engineer OF Com
pany A. The committee will select one
man from these three, or il they cannot
agree on one, will ask for new nominations
from the Board.
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handed out, he said he didn't believe that
was all; butwhen bes got the drawer, seem.
ed satisfied. .I5fe .s5Il#s ;ss tt s,fgE RI i
WHO ARE THE F1ENps.

WHO ARE THE FIEEDs.
For several days past two suspicious
looking negroes have been seen lurking in
the neighborhood OF the store. Indeed,
they have been In the store, and upon more
than one occasion, and bought, whiskey,
ginger cakes, and other articles. Once,
when the money-drawer was opened, one OF
the men was seen to- lean over the counter
and peer into the drawer. These men are
the suspected parties. One iS q bright mt
1atto abotIt six feet high, twenty-six years
OF age, spare built, without whiskers or
motistache, and his front teeth defective or
broken. he is quick in speaking, and gene
rally did the talking while in the store. Mr..
Henley remembers his voice and manner OF
speaking, and is confident that he was the
man who shot him and did the talking night
before last.
The other negro was a low, heavy-built
man with side-whiskers, apparently about
thirty years Of age, and bad very little to
say when in the store. They were seen
Thursday about daylight near the house,
and it is believed they would have commit
ted the robbery on Wednesday night, but
several persons were cumped in the vi
cnity, and they were afraid to make the at
tempt. After the shooting on yesterday
morning they were tracked some distance
across the field. The men were unknown
in the neighborhood, and were looked upon
with suspicion.
MR.. HENLEY'S STATEMENT.
The writer conversed for some time with
Mr.. Henley, who, although suffering good
deal, was cheerful, and seemed to be
doing very we'll. He said he had to 90 into
the store for his gun, and it was after re-
turning with it that he was shot while en-
deavoring to close the shutters. He CON-
mends his servant for the course he wanted
to pursue, but he was afraid to risk his
shot. he as we'll as the boy were confident
that the voice Of the man was the same that
they had heard in the store. lie also stated
that he had prepared his money, and in
tended to send it to Richmond to buy goods
for the store yesterday.
..' PERSONAL.
Mr.. Henley has been living in Goochland
since the 1st OF Nav last. Before that time
he resided in Powhatan, and had been mer-
chandising at Fine-Creek mills in that
county. During the war he was member
OF the Henrico Troop, in the Twenty-fourth
Virginia Cavalry regiment.
The citizens in the county are indignant
at the outrage that has been perpetrated
upon Mr.. Henley and his family, and are
resolved to arrest the suspected parties if
possible. At Dover Mills, Manakin, and
other places in the county the citizens were
arming themselves and parties forming to
scour the country.
".. CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.
Late last evening Mr.. Henley was doing
very well, and no fears were apprehended
as to bis recovery.
Mrs. Drinard was in critical condition.
1t is true she was conscious, but inflamma-
ton OF the peditoneum (the membrane that
lines the abdominal cavity bad set in, and
death was likely to ensuc in the course OF
few hours.
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees beg 10 announce to the friends OF the
Institute and the public that arrangements have
been made open the school at the fall term under
the Presidency Of the Rev. ROBERT W. FUl. LEX,
ID. d., with full corps Of aOle and experienced
teachers.
The buildings will he thoroughly renovated and
painted during vacation. aud every arrangement
made for the comfort and health of pupils. $50
The Trustees feel satisfied that the Institute Will,
under the new management. rank among the best
schools in the land for thorough and refined culture.
A more extended notice viii appear In due time.
giving full particulars as 10 teachers, course Of
study. prices of tuition and board &c. .. ...'
ON behalf of the Board. t..
I'll l. IENIER. PreSllEnf.
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Our FOREIGN CoMMERcE.-The brigantine
Flora, Ode master, cleared at the custom
house yesterday for Rio Grande do Sui with
LOO barrels Of flour, shipped by the Gal
lego Mills Manufacturing Company; also,
the schooner John B. Hamel, Jr., Fenimore
master, for Genoa, Italy, with 600 hogsheads
Of leaf tobacco, shipped by Hanewinckel Il
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LETTER CARRIERS WORK FOR July, 1878.
Registered letters delivered, Lola; mail
letters delivered, 100,127; mail cards deliy-
cred, 24,9o4; local letters delivered, 9,oiS;
local cards delivered, 7,457; newspapers,
&C., delivered, 45,90G; letters collected,
81, ,801; cards collected, 20,635; neWspa-
pers, &c., collected, 1852.
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Personal.-Mr. John E. Spansenburg
left yesterday to spend the summer in Bal
tlmore and at Cape May.
Mr.. S. G. Dyer leaves tomorrow on ;
Visit to his old home in Maine.
Captain n. A. Waugh was yesterday re-
ported as greatly improved.
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Lost Child-The toling OF the City Hall
bell yesterday about II O'Clock was caused
by the strayine off of the little child OF Al
fred Allen. 1t was subsequently found,
very well contented, on Twelfth street near
Porter
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have analyZed The whiskey known under the
brand OF B-SELEcT," controlled by Messrs. WAL
TBa ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend it's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. B. MCCAw, M. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
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COLLISION ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RoAD.-The westward bound mail train and
the eastward bound accommodation train
on the chesapeake and Ohio railway col
lided yesterday morning at Peaks turnout
while the accommodation train was about
to 60 upon the siding. The engines were
somewhat injured. No one was hurt.
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ence,t to q fre.proof building for the city
papers, and also in reference to changing
the city offices TO the basement OF the City
aall. Referred to the Committee on Pub
Lie Buildings. s.. .,t..t
Mr.. Batcheller, from the Committee on
Streets, submitted q report in reference to
Railroad street between McDonough and
Cowardin avenue. The committee also re-
ported that the contract for feed for the
city tennis had been awarded TO W. B.
Bradley, and in favor OF remitting the cost
OF carrlase-ways to Messrs. McRae and
Morrisselte., The report was adopted and
fled. .
a number Of bills were appropriately re-
ferred, and the Council adjourned about o.
O'Clock p. NJ.
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1he Fishing Mania.-The Isaac Walton
Piscatorial Club enjoyed themselves yeSter-
day fishing for black bass and other members
OF the tinny tribe at some OF the many ellgi.
BILE sDotS above the city.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PREPARATIONS FOR RECEIVING THE NORTH
CAROLINA VIsIToRs.-The various commit
tees who have in charge the entertainment
and reception Of the North Carolina visitors
will hold meeting ut the rooms OF the
Commercial Club this evening att 6s O'Clock.
The committee who have in charge the
collection OF funds express themselves rs
not over pleased at the manner in which
the merchants OF the city generally. have re.
sponded to the call for contributions, ana
fear that the original plans cannot be car
ried out. 1t is hoped, however, that when
this becomes known the businessmen will
become alive to the importance OF the occa-
sion and all coDperate in giving welcome
to our North Carolina visitors worthy OF
Richmond and Old Virginia. .-....
Mr.. l.. B. Tatum, superintendent OF the
Virginia Steamboat Company, has very
generously rendered the free use OF the
steamer Ariel, which very materially assists
in carrying out the arrangements.
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures Jo-
seph j. White presiding.-John Duncan
(eolorcd) was charged with having posses
sion OF lot Of paper belonging to some
person unknown. Discharged. The paper
IS held for Identification. -
Mollie Harris, Of Screamersyile, keeping
a disordcrly house, was given until Monday
to vacate the premises.
John Smith, hostlcr, stealing a ten-dollar
gold chain from Anna Henderson, and
threatening to assault same on July 3lst,
was sent to Jail for forty-eight hours and re-
quired to pay cost.
Charles II. L. Harris and Celeste Minor
(both colored), charged with immoral con-
duct, were discharged, the court being sat
isfed that it was malicious prosecution.
Moses Price (colored), drunk and disor-
derly, was committed for twenty.four
hours.
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UNIVERSITY OF VInGINIA-LocAL EXAMlSA-
TIONs* FOR 1851. At the University local e.
aminations held at Norwood, Nelson county, June
18th, 18th, and Ii tn, the following candidates oh
tanned certificates: .E. '.'.'..
lst. Examination for Senior Studcnts-W. G.
Brown (of Norwood High-SchooD, certificate IN
Greek, German, and Latn; j. c. Graves (of Nor
wood IIigh-Schoo certificate In French, Greek
Latin. and Mathematics; J. L. Is. Stuart tor Nor
wood Tigll-School), certificate In English, French
and Mathematics; w. c. Tait (of Norwood High
school, certificate in Chemistry. Greek, and Latin
cd. Examination for Junior Students-C. S. Mar
tin (of Norwood Hgh-Schooll, certificate In Greek
and Mathematics.
II. At the University local examinations held at
Charlottesville June 18TH 14h, and 10th, the fol-
lowing candidates obtained certificates: -
Examination for Senior Stucents-S. e. Dabney
(of Charlottesville Hl2h.Schooll certificate In Eng
lisA German, Latin, and Mathematics; j. N. Cor
don (of Charlottesville High-SchooL, certificate in
English, French, Greek, and Latin; ID. Harmon
.Jr iof Charlottesville Higli-Schoo. certificate in
English, Greek, Latin, and Mathematics; \. Il.
Ianckel (of Charlottesville Itishschool), certificate
In English, Greek, Latin, and Mathematics.
VI. SCHELE De WERE,
J. ". MALLET,
CHARLES s. VEEADLE,
Committee Oh University Local Examinations.
4 These local examinations for youths OF Doth
sexes held ut different centres, after the manuer
of the Universities OF oxford and Cambridge, IN
England, have been inaugurated IN Virginia by
the University. The number OF centres and candi-
dates will be largely increased for 1879. The pro-
gramme of local examinations for 1879 VIII DC Is
sued III october next. The successful candidates
are all certihcated by the University OF Virginia.
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Mayor's Court.-Mayor Clarke yesterday
held to bond Mrs. C. and Miss &. FL. Bayne
on charge Of assault. They entered into
bonds in the sum OF 500 for six months,
and were discharged.
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AUCTION SALE or REAL sTATE.-Me Messrs.
James M. Tsylor & Son. auctioneers, sold
yesterday afternoon the 99c. store, situated
on Broad street between Fifth and Sixth
streets, for $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EE- On all sales or Real Estate made bettoss,
the 1st NJ January nnd lost NJ June the tnIeS fS,
the present year hare tn be paid 6y the purchaser
On ntI sntes nlode betmet the lst NJ Juty nnd les
Of the year TIE tares hare To be pdtd by The setter
This custom was adopted about nitccn gears agt
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vcinity.1
f. B. COOK, o.. 4. NJ, bankrupt stock OF foreign
and domestic goods.
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTII-WAsH
are unexceled. Fifty cents bottle,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at tn,
DISPATCH PR1NTING-fioUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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For ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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DISCoLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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las A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for The
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE g. ia
KER's CARDoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
bottle
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PERsoNAL.-The City Council Committee
on Water yesterday evening elected Lysan-
der w. Rose keeper of the Marshall reser-
voir. The pay is S72 per month, and there
were about sixty applicants.
ProfessorLewis IT.! Gwathmey who has
for several years been connected with the
Richmond Female institute, has accepted
the proiessorship OF mathematics in Howard
College, Marion, Ala. 81 ...
MIR. Henry Hudnall and DR.. John 6.
TreYillian have returned from Europe.
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EDJCATINS Al.
DE yILLIERS INSTITUTE.

DE yILLIERS INSTITUTE.
= Session opcns MONDAY. SEPTEMBER l6, 1878
unlcr instruction cf proficient racuiIH. 49, hr m.
Tirculars can be had al The bookstores; OF os ap
ir,g 70 Mr. and Mrs. De NlfLlERS. Irlncipts.
SchnoI and residence 3!2 north Tweiiih S,reel-
At home, l 4. NJ. 10 /. NJ. ana 10 l. ''
au 2-3t
DF;STEESTOWN'S COLLEGE,
II, 4 BOARDING. SCllOOl. fok BUS
". NJ. K. r..
EEUPENS SEPTEMBER I'd.
IcrmS. $3.50 10 $500:
Professor CHARLES EiSMANS.
Emory Grove post-othce.
,II,n Baltimore county. Md
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1CE-CREAM makes a most excellent dessert thi
hot weather, and PlzzINI can give You the best c.
crpamS.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BOLIC MOUTH-WASII. Fifty cents bottle.
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IrHE FARMyILLE MALE SCHOOL.

Y. MANSON. JT:.. Will op.n the second session
,hc FoI-RTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1878. lie
IS a fun eradute OF Hampden-Sidney College, ana
r,frrs 10 lis Faculty and 10 his patrons. ,o
NJ rninncl W II. BERKELEY with whom the
nrinrIrll board.l viii! take four or six youths as
lsardcr>. . =. ~, ,,. ,,,,,o
and Syj for Latin and Greek for u session OF hVe
,rnnIhs Board. 81 per Notwithstanding every
iMiay except washing. .., ,;,, ,,u.ss
Persons desiring further information viii address
,ba nnJ,rsignrG 4. II. BERKELEY.
-" ";r ,S.3 Farmville, Va.
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For BLEEDING GUNS. use MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WASn. Fifty cents a bottle.
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REMEMBER, that PIzzrSI's Ice-Creams are fresh
and Of pure materials.
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PROMENADE CONCERT.
EXCURSIONS.

HILLSIDE PARK AND BARGE NEW
Ill ORK-DOUBLE-DECkED BARGE AND
BEAUTIFUL PICNIC GROUNDS.-A beautiful
natural park, fine spring OF water, comfortable
swings, house for dancing ard other arrangements
for comfort and amusement. have been lifted up at
DREWRY'S BLUFF. Arrangements for school
excursions, pc-nics. charters, including use OF
park, can be made at the Office OF the Philadelphia
steamship Company, Rockets. Apply carly TO Sc
cure day before all are engaged.
HUGH l.. GALLAGHER,
au 2.tAu29 Captain Barge New York.
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HAMPDEN-SIDNE COLLEGE,
IL PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, W

Curriculum embraces full instruction In CLAS-
SICAI.. SCIENTIFIC. and MORAL STUDIES.
Next session bci.iqis SEPTEMBER 9TH and ends
JUNE 18TH. Tota! EXPENSES, exclusive OF board,
1925. Good board ut Stewards Hall for so
month. For further particulars address
j. NJ. i. ATKINSON,
~ I5-SclJ President.
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II. a. STROBE (Matt. Niedalist University of F!r-
giniaI. Principal:
H. C. EKOCn, b. Lit University IF Virginia ire
Gently Assistant Instructor in Latin University
of Sirginial. Associate Instructor.
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ENGINEERING.
TIyIL AND MECHANICAL

NIVIL AND MECHANICAL
" ENGINEERING
at the RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC. INSrI-
TuTE, Troy. n. y. Next term begins September
18th. The Annual Register for 1873 contains q
list of The graduates for the past dity-tw0 years,
with their positions, also course OF study require
meDts for admission, expenses. &c. Address
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SPEcIAL NOTICE.-All persons In
~ debted TO me are authorized TO pay bills when
NOWLIS. HENKYT. MILLER,
au 3-2t 9l5 Main street.
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4irIlmund 1ispatth,

Rs THE CIRCULATION OF THE HIsPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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THE TONIC, oUININE, is PECULIARLY DENE-
FIcIAL TO the teeth and gums. j. & E. ATKISsoN's
Oulnire Tooth Powder Is one Of the best means OF
preserving the teeth and purifying The breath
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States and Lower Lake region,
clear or partly cloudy weather. variable
winds, mostly westerly, and stationary or
higher pressure and temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, clear
weather, followed by increasing cloudness
and occasional rains, variable winds, mostly
southwesterly, lower temperature, ana STA
tionary pressure.
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DoYoU LIKE ICE-CREAM? Then go TO PIzzINi
and leave your orders. His creams are pronounced
4 In l.. q :.
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We cALL ArrEsrloS no

WE CALL ATTEsTIoS TO
i. OUR CLOSING SALE;
= EpEfii:. 80 or - ~ A..2
a. DRY GOODS. a;s. ,i. 05E
FANCY GOODS, @ ....-
, g NOTIONS &c. - 80
7 ...s5E tf - 5---.!t3.l #f aaE ,.,r,f
- We MAKE THIS SALE AS WE sr
INTEND MAKING ..-a,
= VERY IMPoRTASr CHANGE
IL DUN BUSINESS
" NEXT FALL.
In order to dispose Of our stock la as short time
as possible we have made
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES;
t . ard as an extra inducement we take
TEN CENTS OFF ON EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
YOU PURCHASE.
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THE WEATHER TEsT ERpAY was clear ana
warm. Late at night it clouded up ana was
cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY /: 6 A. NJ, 81 =;
4. NJ, Sc; noon, 94; 8 z. NJ. 9S: Z.
NJ. 91: midnight, rs.
Mean temperature, SG5.
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TERMS /: For half session, 1925. Session begins
Scur;n',cr 18th. Catalogue sent on application.
iy lS.Dm
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT PIZzINIs early to-
day If you wish him to furnish you for to-morrows
dinner ~
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Much may be gained by making your purchases OF
us. ,.. levy BROTHERS.