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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-01

POLICE COURT, TEsTERDAY.-Justice Jo-
seph u. White preSiding.-Henry and SAM
uel Nachman, father and son, teamsters,
were charged with "raising" freight bills
OF the York-River Railroad Company. The
father was acquitted. The son was sent on
to the grand jury. The Justice refused
bail. The prisoner will be taken before
Judge Minor on Friday on an application
for bail. --.~.s---.--,-.. --r.-.
Arthur Trent (colored), for stealing a lot
of wood from r. 0. Gary, was sentenced
to seven days in jail and ten lashes.
Thaddeus Johnson, trespasslnS on Alice
Myers premises and assaulting the same,
was fined $3.50 and cost.
William Sadler, assault and battery, was
fined $3.50 and cost. 49,.
r. NJ. Todd, Dora Todd, Ann II. Todd,
Wesley Sutton, Kate Anderson, and Church
Anderson, trespassng upon vacant house
on Second between Canal and Byrd streets,
of which j. Thompson, Brown Is, agent.
These people are from Warrenton. They
came to Richmond, and took possession OF
this house without leave or license. Mr..
Leroy Brown said that he did not desire to
prosecute them, but wanted his house.
They were ordered to vacate.
Robin Robinson, youthful colored Ia
borer, for burglariously entering himself
in the nighttime Of July 30th into the de-
pot OF the Richmond, Chesapeake and York
River railroad, and stealing pair OF panta-
looms, two shirts, and one vest, belonging
to an employe, was turned over to the coun-
ty authorities.
4 number Of citizens have been reported
for not repairing the pavement in front OF
their places OF business. The police have
at last seen the holes in the Main-strcet
pavement.
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Statistics for July.
METEOROLOGICAL.

The following table shows the state Of the
thermometer tFahrenheit)at sunrise during
the month Of July, as also the highest and
lowest points reached each day. !. Il. also
gives the direction Of the wind each day
at or near sunrise. The course OF the wind
IS not stated as absolutely correct, but is
a near approximation to the true courses:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-01

Orgdn- RecitaL.-A number of our music
loving people attended the organ-recital at
the Baptist church Tuesday night. Pro-
fessor Petticolas, OF Richmond, presided,
and "awoke to ecstacy" the full, rich tones
Of the "bran-new organ - recently pur.
chased by the congregation OF that church.
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Bridge Auenue.- Yesterday number Of
the holes in this much-traveled thorough
fare were filled ZIP by Captain Lipscombe,
per order OF the Street Committee. These
openings had long been an eye-sore and a
source OF public discomfort, and their fill
ing in is a matter of congratulation.
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Mr., Jacob Yallowley: Powell, g London
merchant, has Just died, leaving an estate OF
$500. 600: He leaves $25,000 to the Libera.
tion Society, a number OF large legacies to
non-coniormist objects, and S100, GOO to two
nieces. with tho proYiso that II either OF
them marry clergyman OF the Established
Church or q person holdiag commission in
the army she Is to lose her, legacy, which is
to go to the nor. conf formist societies named.
The latter clause win probably not hold
good. the dissuesion OF any one from enter
Ing the military service being g distinctly
illegal act. s'5 5& ~ .si az ~ 81
The editor OF the st. Louis journal is o
politician, and wants to run for something.
40 says: Constituency, thou art Q jewel"
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= FoREsTERs.-Ata "a regular session Of Court
liberty, No. 5, i. o, F., the following OH
GERS were installed for the ensuing term !:
Maurice Evans, past chief ranger; Isaac
w. Walker, chief raDger;t George R. Pace,
vice chief ranger; Walter Moore, secretary |;
B. q. Tyler, financial secretary; ]. II. Now.
lin, treasurer; W. II. Talman, senior wood
ward; s. E. Bates, Junior wood odward; w.
a. Edwards, senior beadlc; John H. Mar
shall, junior beadle; J.W. Atkins, chaplain.
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The Ingenious Way i'll Which an Erie
County Boniface Caught n Guilty
Nam

From the Springfield journal, July 27tb.I
Charles Thill is not q Iank, wild-eyed.
and long-haired character, like the Trapper
Of the Plains, but muscular Dutchman,
with level head OH his Teutonic shoul-
ders. lie keeps hotel and fills the posi-
ton OF constable il his town. On Sunday
last citizen OF this place visited New Ore
gon and hitched his horse in Thill's shed.
The guest left bran-neW whip IN his bug
gy, and that whip looked very tempting to
q young man who CHANGED to gaze upon it {;
and the consequence was that when the
Springville man got ready TO come home the
whip was gone. Thill was mortified, rs all
good landlords should be at such an occur
renee, and began O search Of the prem
ises, thinking that the thief must have Sc
creted the article to carry away under cover
Of darkness. The shed connects the hotel
with the barn, and beneath the manger,
which extends the length Of the shed, a
loose stone was found in the wall Of the sta
bic. On removing the stone the whip was
drawn from the hole. To recover the whip
would be triumph enough for most men, but
our host wasn't satisfied; he must bring the
culprit TO- justice. Accordingly he resolved
to watch the spot till the thief came after
his booty. This would be an arduo,,s task
if the fellow should stay away week.
ThilI ruminated.' Finally he resolved to
set Il trap for his victim. Borrowing a
large double-spring rat-trap from a neigh
Dor, he planted it close inside the
hole where the whip had been Sc
creted, anchoring it firmly by heavy chain
to joist, and then awaited Developments.
No one came to claim the prize Sunday
night. Monday passed away without a
visitant to the rlace OF secretion. Night
came on, and young man OF the place
spent the evening at the hotel. when ne
bade adieu to the host it was past 10 O'Clock,
and the landlord prepared to retire for the
evening, forgetting all about the trans
action OF the day before. He had hardly
disrobed himself, however, when a cry
for help greeted his ear, and that cry
came from the shed. Others heard the
alarm, and long before the. floor could
be taken up to loose the trap quite crowd
had congregated to witness the young mans
Sprawled out under the man.
GER, with one arm throughsthe hole in the
wall, and one finger in the merciless jaws OF
the trap, he presented picture OF dire dis
tress. Could he have got his head through
the hole and guawed that finger off 1t would
have given him pleasure, no doubt. to have
done SO !; but he didn't happen to be a rat,
and that thing was an impossibility
as it was he had to cry out to
the landlord, for. deliverance, and in calling
the landlord he called the constable also.
The young man is Of good family, and had
hitherto borne a good name.
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THEY DON'T KNOW IT.-Some people don't know
that they are being swnded every time they buy an
inferior, short-weight baking-powder 1t would be
far better TO buy and use the old reliable DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER. Every package Of the Dooley
Powder Is warranted absolutely pure and strictly
full weight. Sold by groccrs.
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Personol.-MF. George B. Bass, Of Balt;-
more, formerly OF this city, and who has
been at work here for some time, left for
home yesterday.
Major. B. Il. Vaughan, Of Petersburg,
was In the city yesterday. =
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July StatisticS.-The clerk of the Hust-
in9s Court issued eight marriage-licenses
last month-four white and four colored.
During the same period twenty-five deeds
of bargain, sale, release, trust, &c, were
admitted to record. -r--L---- --.--.-- - l.
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The CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS. = Mass.
meetings will be held on Saturday night at
the corner OF Fourth and Broad streets !;
Tuesday night at the Old. Market Hall; and
on Wednesday night at Marshall Ward
Club House.
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Mayors Court.-Martba Ann Harris, a
colored woman from Richmond, was sent to
jail for five days on the charge OF stealing
castings from the Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company. ..t
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In JAL.-There are now only about hfty
prisoners in the city jail. At one time-a
few years ago-the number was as hisn as
It was often that there was as many as 100
there.
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A UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNToN, VA.

The largest Grsi-cass institutionfor YOUNG La.
DIES IN Virginia, With an able corps Of twsn!y.fye
sEPTEMBER. i Isl 81 8. "a and closes on ihe frst We'd
nesday In JunR, 1879,
For catalogues containing full particulars address
te2e-2A StauuIen, Va
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HENRICo COUNTY GRAND JURY.-The fol-
lowing grand jury has been drawn for the
term Of Henrico County Court commencing
August 18th: Thomas M. Deitrick, Smith
A! Thorpe, r. M..Turner, A. B. Cottrell,
George Chamberlayne, NJ. F. Burton, WI
liam A. Thomas, Thomas Johnston, Joseph
Kirsh, Frederick Frommer, T.. B. Quarles,
William Southland, Charles 81. Powell, James
M. Carter, j. l.. Grubbs, Isaiah j. Hanks,
Joseph C. Redwood, John Cartwright,
James NJ. Whitlock, George D. Peasants,
George ". Gatewood, E. e. Hill, and Ben
iamin E.. Smith. ts.i.:lH
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JUNE Is, 1878.
/ live in sight OF Kenmore" I have watched Its
birth, its growth. and development. In Its moral
and gentIcinauly teaching and Influences, and IN its
literary and scientific advantages, 1t has, as high
SCHOOL, no superior.
is lS-eoIh2m SAMUEI, M. GARLAND.
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Dear Sir,-As patron Of your school take plea
sure In commencing IL in The highest terms for It's
many advantages, with none OF which have been
more forcibly Impressed than with the uniform and
invarable prnpriey OF students and their gen.
tlemaniy department at all times aud In all places,
which attribute TO your judcious yet decided eis-
ciplIue. Respectfully, TAYLOR BERRY.
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees beg 70 announce to the friends Of the
Institute and the public that arrangements have
been made TO open the school al the fn term under
the Presidency Of the Rev. RQBERTW. FULLER.
ID. d., With u full corps OF able and experienced
The buildings viii be thoroughly renovated and
painted during vacation. and every arrangement
made for the comfort and heatn Of pupils. tss5
under The new management, rank among the best
schools In the land for thorough and refined culture
giving full particulars SIS To teachers, course OF
study, prices OF tuition and board, &c. 1tg
GU btbalf of the Board. -
tylS-lm j. Is. .JETEh. prSSlQeat. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-01

PERsoNAL.-Mr. d. E. Gardner, superin-
tcndent of schools for Henrico county. who
has been sick for some time past, is still
confined at bis brothers, in Louisa, county.
The Rev. George w. Dame, Jr., has been
appointed assistant minister Of st. James
church, in this city, and is expected to en-
ter upon his duties on the 1st Of Septem.
Der. He will also assist the rector In the
care Of the Moore Memorial chapel. Mr..
Dame is the son of the Rev. DR.. Dame, OF
Danvile, and q brother OF the Rev. William
M. Dame, Of Baltimore, and the Rev. Mel
son P. Dame, OF Blacksburg, Va. tiwe
Mr. J. Booth Brown, Conservative super
ntendent OF Hanover county, was in the
city Yesterday. He will at once proceed to
make arrangements to carry out the District
Committees plan for primary election.
DR.. C.. D. Mccoy, superintendent OF the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum, OF Staun-
ton, and Colonel William A. Moss, OF Buck
ingham county, are in the city and stopping
at the ST.. James.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change Yesterday were George W. Wicks
and George W. Wicks, Jr, Louisville,
KY; B. L. Anderson, Farmville; H. c.
Hudson, Halifax; w. H. Tayloe, Alabama
Thomas Marshall, Washington, D. C.;. Fl.
C. Chappell, Amelia; W. 81. Waymack,
Chesterfield; NJ. T. Smith, Lynchburg; S.
W. Brown, Buckingham; J. r. Epes. Not
toway; and W.. W. Kennon, Goochland.
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ment discipline, and literary advantages Of "Ken-
more University High School" ever since its estao-
llshment. am also personally well acquainted
with Professor Strobe, principal, and Professor
Brock assistant, and IL gives great pleasure to
bear testimony to the high merits Of that institu-
tlon. In my opinion It haSSho superior in moral,
gentlcmanly, and literary advantages and training
! commend II with undoubllGg confidence to the
patronage Of parents aud guardians. may add
and expect 10 be a patron for many years more.
SAMCEL II. HENRY,
Judge Amherst county.
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II. A. STROBE Matt. Mcdallst University of Vir-
ginal Principals;
II. c. BROCK, Is. Lit. University OF Virginia IRE.
Gently Assistant Instructor in Latin University
of YIrcinial. Associate INSTRUCTOR.
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REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR JULY,
FLOUR INSPECTION.

The following is a statement OF flour In
spected in Richmond during, the month
ending July 31st: 79l barrels family, 2.294
barrels extra superine, 49S barrels super
fine, 81 barrels fine, lit barrels condemned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-01

HANOVER TRoPHIEs.-Mr. ". F. FLESH
man Yesterday placed on exhibition at the
Dispatch office onelof the finest clusters OF
tomatoes ever raised in this section. There
were thirteen large and fuuy-deyeleped to-
matoes on one branch of the vine. They
were raised By Mr. FIeshman on the farm
OF Mrs 8. E. Sydnor, near Walnut Grove,
Hanover county, and belong to the we'll
known trophy species OF that delicious and
nutritious vegetable.
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rSIyEnsIrY OF YInGLNIA, May 27. ls7

UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA, MAY 27, 1878.
The Kenmore High School has been in operation
for several years. During this time number of
Young men trained there have entered the Universe
" of Virginia. Many Of these have sustained
ycrsiy, and given evidence of faithful and thorough
instruction. / do not hesitate to recommend the
kenmore High ScnooI as, IN every respect, desery-
Ing the confidence and patronage of the public.
WILLIAM V. PETERS,
Professor Of Latin, University of Virginia.
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T7uE FARMVILLE MALE SCHOOL.

MANSON. JE.. VIII op,n the second I session on
or his SCHOOL FOR ROYS IN FARMSILLE on
tbe FofTRTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1878. lie
is = fuil cradutc of HampdeE-Sidney College, ana
refers To lis Faculty and to his patrons. ,
Mrs Colonel w. r. BERKELEY with whom the
princiIal boards will take four or six youths US
boarders. *. ,,, ,.,o. .,ono
and S25 for Latin and Greek for 4 session OF hve
Inonths Board, SIS per Notwithstanding every
thing except washing.
Persons desiring farther information will address
the undersigned, Il. Is. DEhAEnEI
tx
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UNIyERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May, 1878. /.
My knowledge of Mr.. II. a. Strode's abilities and
attachments, his great success rs teacher, and the
high standing which his pupils have obtained upon
entering the University, justify me in recommend
Ing his High School most earnestly and cordially.
= SCHELE DE WE'RE,
Professor OF Modern Languages, SC.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-lloUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TIE BRoAD-STREET STEAMER-WHo SHALL
BE ENGINEER. AT q meeting Of the Com
mittee on the Fire Department held yester-
day afternoon, in the case OF J.iO. Goode,
who petit1oned to the committee to bere-
instated as engineer, the following resolu-
ton was adopted, and will be transmitted to
the Board Of Control: L-3E
Resolued, That the Committee on the
Fire Department refuses to confirm the ap-
Dointment OF 0. E. Phillips as engineer Of
Steamer A, and that the Board OF Control
be requested to forward to the committee
the names of three experts, from whom an
engineer may be selected for said steamer.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May 27, 1873.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Mny II, 1879.
Not only from my knowledge of Mr.. Strodes high
reputation, but also from personal acquaintance
with him. and. above all, from intercourse In my
own class-ro with yoang men taught ey him,
feel certain that the course OF teaching ut Kenmore
is uDlsua ly solid and effective.
THOMAS L. PRICE, Professor Of Greek.
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WE MAKE NO PRETESSIONSM
w to he selling out at cost In order to close u
or change business; but we will guarantee to "a
sell FURNITURE OF all kinds at prices rs loWI1
as any house In the city. our stock being full ana
completc in I'arl0r. Chamber, aud Dining-Roon
Furniture OF all kinds. We will offer special bar
gains In line suits tparlor and chamberl for the next
thirty days. Parties In want OF Furniture OF any
Kind should not fail examine stock before p'll-
chasing. r. GAIitRlGhI u SOS,
iv 1n-2m l6 Governor street.
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r D. GATEWOOD, 1903 EASTA
y. MAIN STREET.-Just received u new
supply of Furniture OF the most elegant de- "
signs aud finish for PARLOR, CHAMBER, and
DINING-R0O Cottage Suit; from $16 to $40;
Dresser and Dressing Case Snits, $50 to 5000; Par
Ior Suits, In Cotelaine, Raw Silk Terry, aud Hair
Cloth, from $40 to 5000; Also all classes Of goods
Ior Suits Lounges, Chairs, &C.. stuffed with hair,
expressly for this market. Special attention given
10 this branch of business. Chairs speciality. Up
holsterng and Repairing. Terms liberal. jy26
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decaycd teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE BAKERS CAR
pt1IIC MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May 81, 1878.
regard the Kenmore School as standing deserv-
edy in the first rank of high schools, In the several
particulars of thorough teaching, judicious manage
ment heathiulneSs and accessibility. 1t has had
encouraging success. and deserves yet more.
FRANCIS ii. SMITH.
Professo or Natural Philosophy, University OF Nlr-
glnia.
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Professor Of Latin, University of Virginia.
1tr,,-rps,rx OF 1-IpcIyrA Ar.v On 1879

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. May so, 1873.
The record made At the University by several stu
dents educated at Kenmore Academy reflects much
credit the conduct and instruction of that instl
luton which Is regarded Us amongst the best Of the
Virginia schools OF high grade. ....,2t
GEORGE FREDERICK HOLINESS
Professor History, Literature, and Rhetoric.
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I have analyzad the whiskey known under the
brand of :. B-SELEcT,' controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER d. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. and hhd 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL aId other Impurities, and
recommend Its usc for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. i. McCAw, 81 D..
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
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HAMPDEN-SID COLLEGE,
IL PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA

Curriculum embraces full instruction In CLAS-
SlCAL, SCIENTIFIC, and MORAL STUDIES.
Next session begins SEPTEMBER 9TH and ends
JUNE 18TH. Total expenses, exclusive OF board,
S125. Good board at Stewards Hall for 110
month; In private families from S12 to $l6 8
month. For further particulars address
j. NJ, 2. ATKINSON,
~ 15-tSe15 President.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sf3- On all sales Of Rsnl Estate made tetoeea
the lst o| January nRd iast Of June the tnTesIS,
the present year hare to be pafd blythe purchGSer
ON utI sntes made bst71ee the 1st of Juty ana tda
OF the year the taes haze to be paid by the setLer
[Thls custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
niles to Richmond and vieinlty1
CHAFFIN, STAPLES &c CO., 6 P. d., three-story
brick residence 2309 Broad street.
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! LOCAL MATTERS. Ma

H ARMY Rs6RaAsIzATIoN.--Th The joint com.
mission OF the Senate and House to prepare
o bill for the Reorganization OF the army,
which has been holding its sessions at the
White Sulphur Springs, adjourned on the
Doth instant TO meet at the Ffth-AYenue
Hotel, New York, on the 18th Of November
next; it ;is understood that they have sub
.stantialIy agreed upon.a bill which will be
acceptable to the country and satisfactory
to the army. a sub b-committee will be ap-
pointed in the mean time TO visit the mill
tary posts on the frontier for the pur-
pose OF investigating the requirements
OF military force in that section. Yester-
day Senator Burnside, the president OF the
commission, and Representatives White, OF
Pennsylvania; DibreI. OF Tennessee
Straight, OF Minnesota; Colonel ST.. Ar
mand.. secretary OF the commission; |; and
Colonel Burrows, clerk, left the White Sui
phur by the 7:3o p. NJ. train for their re-
spectiye homes. Senator Butler, who is the
author OF the bill creating the commission,
remains at the White Sulphur with his
family. Senator Plumb. OF Kansas, and
Representative Bragg. Of Wisconsin, also
members OF the commission, did not put in
an appearance at the late sessions.
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TERMS: For half session, $l25. Session begins
September 18th. Catalogue sent on application.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
quite warm.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, rs !;
8 A. NJ, "a; noon, 90; 9 p. NJ, 94i I.
NJ. 81: midnight, 70.
Mean temperature, sc.
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4itllllllloltd 9ispatth.
zs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ~
THURSDAY AUGUST /, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rains, easterly winds,
veering to southerly, and stationary or fall
ing barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains.
variable winds, mostly light southerly, and
nearly stationary pressure and tempera-
ture.
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WE CALL ATTENTION TO

WE CALL ATTENTION TO
OUR CLOSING SALE
....... OF
DRY GOODS.
FANCY GOODS,
~. NOTIONS &c.
WE MAKE THIS SALE AS WE
INTEND MAKING
..- 4 VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE
s.5s-..s IN OUR BUSINESS
NEXT FALL.
In order to dispose Of our stock In Short time
us possible we have made
' GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES;
and rs an extra inducemcnt we take
TEN CENTS OFF ON EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
YOU PURCHASE.
Much may be gained by making your purchases Of
u.s. LEVY BROTHERS.
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AS FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth there Is nothing so good as MEADE r. BA-
KER's CARDoLIC MoCTH-WAsH. Fifty cents 4
hottie
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81. ELLYSoN c CO., advertising agents, insert adj
vertsements In all OF the newspapers Of the United
S,ies 4. publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countins-room viii receive prempt atten.
In