davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16
FOR SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE

WusrEEs SALE. ''''',>,,.-
By virtue Of two d,.,, Al,
a IN ~ y lgnti lbd CkIiS,is, " ~ hi.
III DerS,~ Is Sned trustee. diiSj \. seH, Az
M nnS,tta = : y the yelf is7g ~ !. elal,a ~
dnis IL ~ Ia tec9tdi Of Ohn SSIss -.
S,hat e petd Book num6Sn5 %,SatJ, EGSN
v ~ ased o. truat made bT ~ "a q y
ny unaernsned trustee. Az .s,ltila Slr.IS.
nnSIh N the yelr 1874, M ~. ~ 1Iaf,
RaSL lAnd rscordI d aid oos,,V 81 lssii
N0'A aunoefet ssTsa, tGliSS ) ~ / ~ Is
FRIDAY, the nd a., :, ''as
BeEtpalnE at 10 U'eIOsE 4,
front door Of The Court H., 9 ~ IN
Vlglnll, In the dty d NJ OAauS1nvS
sity, Or = m 1S, ,Is desshbSI 49, ~
s s9S SsU! s SSGis1 By aid dos.S j ThS
IA nv IN 'S5S Sa the neeuiIOa ~ niS
rsSntISr ~ 49, nat subject ID ~ has
" NV, ,Lo s ssGa1nd dollar Win ls,sS. M
,,n,t tE -, -; Icy IsI, III paid, bJ m. RaS
NJ NJ tiv . SnhestAn NIgntf ~ $IAsS
I'm, uaitee, dated Nifeh "a N, ~ hGSs
g nunonS NE public hnd no',I. EiES
" Heed Book numb: I'd 81 ~ y! \ ~ ~
lNu al a Aforesaid TIE bISssNi tAiihSSSs
Perly, @ % much Thereof n ~. da1iIS
aIoieAld' Ihe EASTERN paFt AZ x haossIT.
l9i numbered seTtnty.nlns ~. lotrtA NJ
aue o. MAIN Strett, |CentTI ~ q y 4.
iTenuns ihifty.thiee feet % X. ~ \.
and running EestSlrilS y - ~ DE-
Tour ieet six iAehta, or "a "a Mn ~
" inehe, Iron Main street ~ skAitllI-S1gE
en- lne Of that pan Of he n5,Il NJ ~ -
peIe1 eetenty.nine, haelnii,, Slt N.
plt lot being the nme pieCFs - S,sa'osl -
conveyed 10 the .lId tbds,;,Fs TSAi EalSI,,i
A. berfE and vile and NAM, ,,iPablS,
dAIed February 18th, lsES ~ a1JGEi
tne public land tecofdi Of Ok ~ Nee.its -,
gina, In Deed Book No. 81 ~ ny " ESE
Also, - much Of the boTtS S,TGG,
eTenty'nine ~ lie betErSs NJ. III sA,i
p'es Q. siOond AeoIs dss1itsi NJ { = &
Sms Pt9P,y gnnied Ind oSp,,,.I.eI q
isaT saila mmssnet by Jahn VDosi,5 ~
uge1 aAIeo March ~, 1865, "a ns..1.;tAb
III Ia An a ncoIdl 10 Dscd BoE n y = -
~ ~ mi mentioned pat d ~ ss,,I%Gg
no; ~ VIZ oe nfst aold 1t llId m ~ alth
LII uue 70 zoe property herebT 49,
sUu - oelle'ed 70 be good, subJtsi = ~ VI
pan ihertol As lbOIe, but NM !, y, ~ &c
Only convey such title u 4 T,,.si IAA lhl
two deeds Of trust IIort1ld '"~N u aiHa
TkRts 0R sALE-0ne.thIni ,,l
4 me purchaser may Gltct 3 ~ heaa
the BALANCE 10 two equal lnr,II:!,,,Stl n
twelve months respectively, IN js,.! GIIE
Jay o. sale, The PurehG,ef a ~. ~ hlA
promiSAory note iof each ip,i,nI w y 1'1SlAi
% the property told 10 be'tt1rsjI !, y I'm
the payment thereof until plId d IN "aaqh
c.,nwv,4c.. SIMON BiEI m.
IA + nxii: a CALDWELL, 4ttaHsr t'aA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue Of 4 deed Of ,run,,.,I.
wagner and Christina wIruss M IRA
derHigned trustee, dated NJ In i.tStaS
the year 1871, and rcordei 49,, n y, !
records Of Ohio county, Wt,t W. shksi
Trust Book Numbered il, pa n ! M Y pa't
SATURDAY, the N ily d Jss. IN n
Beginning At 10 o'elOekLrI.uI
front door o. The Court Has d CsSS = Z
WEI virginia, 10 The dly 4 ES.siisS, -
public auetion The iolloEias SsSTisJ -. !
% much thereof n nay ! s,FSSS,S, \ 4
debt secured BY aid deal d trV,t ~ N ~
attending the exeeuIlou Of % Ind -
deed, that IL 70 ny, The Dofth kiioiE ~ .
ave and the whole Of lot num6sF.i i, "a
numbered SIX, Ia The IddltioD d ~ u. ~
Wheeling known as ChurrhIli'I ,ji'tsl " I
two, reserTins, however, al iAt NM s..' ~
John Bruce 10 bis deed 10 the ~ 49,, y
ner dated the 10th day Of DtttuIss ia ~
corded among the pubic Ind rsori,J SSF
~ 10 Deed Book Numbered u, iiots ~
TERMS OF sALE-0te-thlrd. ~ a.,
q the purchaser may tlett . M n ~
the balance IN tEo equal initIilsGS 3 4 i
twelve months respectively, viii IhiNsb.6 4.
day Of slle, the purchaser 10 IlIV k,,SS-,S
promissory note for each lnsiIlirtnt n n,
70 the property sold to Be ptIlnti I Ig,s,t,
the pay ment thereof, until piI d MI
The title d belleTed 10 b no. \, sH.,.
trustee shall only couyty ~ b,LaL,
In me BY the trust deed lirsaA
GEO. B. cALDKEIi, Irss.
J. c. HHRyET, AuetIootf. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16

AMMos1A.-This is used in many
families where its virtues are known. A
few drops in basin Of water renders the
water soft and soothing to chapped hands,
or makes fine wash for the scalp. II is
used in the bath.tub, and in the fco..bath,
and is declared by many 10 be q safeguard
against taking cold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16

RuxoR has 1t that Hon. james G,
Blame contemplates purchasing q, trac. Of
land situated in West Brownsville, upon
which 10 erect q handsome residence,
with the view Of making II his future
home. West Brownsville elaine the
honor Of beinE Mr.. Blaus's birthplace
.GrseNbaek Baaatr. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16
PITTSBURGH.
Transactions OF the Heaviest
Business Firms During the Past
Year

PrrrsBuRGh, May 1s.-The transac.
tious Of our heaviest business houses
during the past year are tolerably cor
rectly given in their returns for the pur-
pose Of assessment Of business taxes tiled
today with the Board Of Assessors. Our
leading manufactures make the follow.
ing showing:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16
.oMhnssIoNER,s NOTICE.

In the County Court Of Ohio County, W. Va.
In the mitter Of the application Of the p. W. 4
K. X. h. u. for the condemnation Of certain real
estate.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of an or
der entered In tho above entitled matter on the 9Th
day Of March, 1873, the Undersigned Commissioner
will on Thursday, April I, 1875, at o'clock A. NJ,
al the oiite oil FersuEson a PAUL, 1910 Chapllue
street, Wheeling. W. Va, proceed 70 ascertain and
inio the Court 10 this matter, on account Of the
property claimed by W. J. Colts, trustee, and
others, and In what proportions III,
Parties 10 Interest In this mAtter are hereby re-
qulred 10 appear before the raid Commissioner at
tne time and place aioreaad, that their respective
claims may be pissed upon.
Witnets, ]. Z, PAUL, Commissioner Of the Couu.
y Court Of Ohio county, W. Va, this 9th day Of
March, 1875 j. B, PAUL.,
mr7-1h Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


elm Grove Accommodation train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaIly except sunday-NeERrk Accommodation.
tSloubenyiIle Accommodation trAin dur
Ing the day paees backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellalre, stopping when requi-
red at sherman HouIe, Rtnsyills, West Wheeling
aud Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CA RID

To all who ar suffering from the eruu and In
dIscrstions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, los Of manhood, &c, will send you receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered By missionary In
South America. Send selt-sddressed envelope 10
the Rxv. JosKru T. IsMAS SsdiiSa D, BiSk Aotue,
NrS Hork Guy. sepiS-eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16
GLASS.

Atlantic Glass Company, $40. 500; Brice,
Walker & Co., Sl73 600: Z. F. Schmeriz
& Co., sl2G, 400; Libby Bros, $40, 900; Ag.
new & Co, S3l 900; Keystone Flint Glass
Company, 5000; Wm. McCully 4 Co.,
S269,600; Wolf, Howard & Co., SO, 900;
Excelsior Flint Glass Company, SS5, 900;
Stewart, Etep & Co.., $4,000; Mckee
Brothers, Sls6000; Phillips & Co., S90,-
900; Adams 4 Co., Sl44,200; BakeWell
Pears & Co., SIPS, 100; Chalton & Hogan,
$4,000; Duncan 4 Son, S35, 900; Ripley
& Co., S67, 200; Abel Kim h Co, $50, 800.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

Ths Ladies Interested In The stnvbsrry Fsa-
yllto b held At Mozart Hall, far the bsnsfs Of
Nj. MeMliitrs. are requested to b In attendance
at the Hall this evening. By order Of
myis TaE COMMITTEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16
DAILY HEwsPAPERs.

Dispatch, $4,000; Commercial. Gazette,
FsSs HSsSs' Co., sfs SStSa
Gle, $4,000; Telegraph, $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16

!. H. FURGusoN, Of the wheeling City Mills,
Is manufacturing from ehdeo Kentucky Amber
wheat thI, telebalsd brand Of Flour, which he
oasB 70 the trade at prices IS low a the lowest for
cash. The Silver Wave stands without riyll. 1t
|, ola By all arst.clan Gtoeers. myl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19

POLICE Court, YESTERDAY-JuSticc Jo-
seph d.. White presiding.-W. G. Booker,
charged with removing and selling certain
goods after they had been levied upon by
the Sheriff, having settled with the Sheriff,
was discharged.
Martha Saunders (colored), charged with
disorderly condUct, was sent to Jail for
twenty-four hours.
John Hagans, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and resisting Policeman
Wilkinson, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Hagans threatens to shoot Mr.. Wilkinson
as soon as he gets out of Jail.
Smith Rediord was fined 81 "for unlaW-
fully keeping his store open and selling
goods on Sunday"
John MarXhausen, charged with Keeping
his bar open on Sunday, was discharged.
z. Euker fined SO.
Theodore Frick, charged with running a
wagon on the street without license. was
discharged, but on condition that he gets
Il license This is the wagon in which he
delivers general merchandise, sends home
customers marketing. &c.
The following were fined: Henry Dixon
and Theodore Frick, charged with leaving
their horses unattended in the streets, 81
each; one OF CARRIERS drivers and James
Conway, ditto.
John McDonough, charged with running
hack on the streets without proper Num-
bers, was fined So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19
Titles in England.
New York Times

Much misapprehensOn exists in the minds
or even cultivated Americans rs TO social
status in England. and an exaggerated estl-
mate is apt to be attached by them to tItuiar
rank. The truth is that rank does not go
for very much In the England OF to-day,
unless conioined with good deal besides.
People may have iank without position,
and very high position without rank, where
as many Americans are apt TO suppose
that lord or lady always occupies posi-
ton vastly superior to that OF the untitled.
A strong case in illustration is afforded by
the wel-known Countess Frances Waldo
grave, now at the pinnacle OF London So
cietv. That lady. daughter OF the famous
Braham, the champion songster OF our
grandfathers' days, first married MIR. Waldo
grave, Il natural son of the Earl Of that iik.
Mr.. Waldegrave inherited nearly all his
fathers fortune, and bequeathed 1t to his
wife. She married secondly, Earl Wade-
grave, her first husbands brother, and thus
added rank to wealth. Yet. although eX-
traordnarily attractive, inasmuch as neither
of her husbands were men looked up TO by
their fellows, she lacked the subtle consum-
nation of social life known as "position d"
until she married Mr.. George Granville
Eernon-Harcourt, who, albeit only All es-
quirc, had social position as good as any
earl's. There are numbers OF English gen.
tlemen whose position could not be improv-
ed by elevation to the House OF Lords. Such.
for example, as Mr.. Talbot, member OF
Parliament for GlamorganShire, for over
forty years Lord-Lieutenant OF the county,
owner of two princely homes, and OF an in
come OF S35O,0O0. Mr.. Talbot refused a
barony, and his father an earldom. Yet MIR.
Talbot would at 4 dinncr-party have to 60
down to dinner after the pennileSs younger
son OF the poorest Irish baron, just as, until
some ten years ago, lady Burdett. Coutts
would have hau to give the pas to the wife
of q country mayor whom the Queen iiad
knighted in honor of 4 visit to his town
To American ladies especially this idea OF
following in somebody's wake seems terri
bly, humiIitating, and they fail to compre-
hend how entirely precedence is mere mat
ter OF form, and in nowise fixes the position
a man or woman really occupies. The very
best blood is found IN the untitled aristo-
cracy, who, rs German prince visiting
England remarked, would rank noble i'll
any other country. In large number OF
instances they represent the senior branch
of families represented in the peerage by a
cadet of the house. Thus Lord Lytton, and
his Younger brother, Lord Dalling. died
peers Of the realm, while their eldest broth
er, who inherited the paternal acres, died
untitled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19
rFor the Dispatch
<;.y Water and City Heaffn.

Notice is given in the newspapers ny tne
Superintendent OF the City Water !" oths "
the citizens that they must use tue Guy W."
ter sparingly. as the supply is da'iy ulia,h, 10,
ishins. And yet we see every uas ai,u an
day enough wasted by the streeI-sprlhh,e,. a,,.
in keeping wet certain streets, where few
citizens choose and can afford TO pay Tor i''
to afford to all the people an abundant sup
n,r. This practice is not only wasteful and
Unjust to the great majority OF citizens, VINO
are annually called on TO restrict and deny
themselves; the free use Of fhe city water,
but il is a fruitful source OF malaria and con-
se0uent sickness. Few things could be
more unhealthy, nor often more offensive,
than the yapor and gases eXhaled by the
heat from ali the filth and ordure on the sur
face OF the streets, soaked by the sprinK'efs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19
with city ,cater. Nothing could promote
more rapid decomposition and putrefaction

with city rater. Nothing could promote
more rapid decomposition and putrefact10n
Of either animal or vegetable matter. Far
better would 1t be to let it remain as dryas
possible until 1t can be las it should be at
frequent interyals) swept up and carted
away TO some deposifary OF manurcs.
But much greater evil and source OF
disease than even this could be largely pre-
| vented by putting stop 20 this unhealthy
practice, and applying the, city water, so
worse than wasted, 10 another object OK
general benefit and protection from disease
for all citizens.
sewer-gas Is by far the mot fruitful Of all
causes OF the prevalence Of typhoid-fever,
dysentery, and choiera-in fdntum in this
and other cities.
Now. the city iniets or traps $50 called)
to the city sewers at most OF the corners o:
| the streets are-especially in the more ele-
waited parts OF the city-iust SO many aclds
| mouths from which this poisonous gas is
| breathed, and, when pressed by an eastern
or southern wind mt the mouths OF the
sewers, pufed into the lungs OF nj! citizens,
more or less diluted bv other air, as they
may be more or less distant from any Of
these inletS or traps. 1t is true that the
theory on which these traps are built Is that
tDev are TO always contain some wafer,
through which this gas, it is said, cannot
pass. But this theory is refuted by actual
experience, which proves that in conpara-
lively short dry spell Of weather this water
is soon all eraporated, and nothing remains
to check the free omission OF sewer-gas
from these inlets or $50 called) traps. Any
one who has passed near to them III night
in hot, dry seasons like this can testify TO
this fact.
Now, let all the water which is now
worse than wasted in sprinksing streets and
in ornamental fountains in seasons OF scar
city be used to Keep GltcGys full Of eater
these traps by means OF the street tire-plu%s,
or where the grade OF the street will not adj
NIT OF their use, by using for this purpose
these very street-sprluklers, with their
hose, whether owned by the city or hired
from their owners, and we will have at once
abated one nuisance and source OF genera,
disease, and prevented another Still! worse.
Will not our Board OF Health and city cot'r-
cilmen or Mayor see that this is speedily
done? Nothing demands more their iume-
diate attention.
MANI SUFFERING CITIZENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19

LAVISH GENERosITr.-[From the San
Francisco NeUs er.]-After all, these
Virginia City miners have big, generous
hearts. The other evening one OF them
who was finishing up weeks spree in
Frisco stepped out Of the Palace after din
ner and ran against a rd-looking,
shabby-genteel woman, who was weeping
upon corner. "What is the matter,
marm?" said the miner respectfully. She
told him sad story-poverty, sickness, a,
large family OF children, nothing to do, no.,
thing to wear. .'Is that the best frock
you've got ?''' said the rough fellow gently:
She said it was. He felt in his pocket: 1t
contained just one twenty, which he had
intended to devote to wine and wickedness
that evening. "stop here monent,
marm," and he lodged around the corner
and into dry goods store. In few NIL
nutes he returned, and, pressing small
bundle into the poor woman's hand, disap-l
peared with the air OF man who had done
a kind action gracefully. The starving fe-
male eagerly undid the package. 1t con-
tained pair of embroidered silk stockings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19

Messrs. Jarrett s. Palmer have secured
the Sable Quintet OF Singers for the Man
chester (England) division. of the Uncle
Tom organization, and they sail for Europe
early in August. Luca, the tenor, is from
Richmond, Va; Taylor, accompanist. from
Charleston, s. c.; Waddy, the basso, from
Hampton, Va; Carrie Thomas, soprano,
from Hampton !; Lizzie Hall, alto, from At
lanta, Ga, and Isabella Miles, prima donna
assoluta. from New Orleans Philadelphia
s1stegrdph.
A country woman who attended Bar
NUNS show Ia this city boasted TINT she had
MIXED sixteen coWsand walked eight miles
to the city before q wagon started in the
procession. She wanted t9 see the shoW.-7
Bingtanston Repabiiean. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19

A FISHING CRUIsE.-The handsome two
mast sloop Independence" commanded
by Captain Peter Smith, has been chartered
by select party Of gentlemen for fishing
cruise of several days on the bay. She is
now being comfortably and handsomely
fitted up, and will leave on high tide Satur-
day at S:45 p. NJ, under tow to the bay
The party propose. visiting Old Point,
Waterview, York River, Cape. Charles,
Cobb's island, Back river, and other noted
fishing points. A portion Of the party
will be taken OH at Old Point and York
river. The prospect is that these gentle
men will have one OF the most delightful
trips ever made in these waters. They
have small howitzer on board, and the
sloop, rugged out for the voyage with large
flag bearing upon it rooster pendant IA
symbol of tight or fun), looks as trim as pos
sible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ec- On all safes III Real Estate max 1rEtos@A
the lst of Jonudry And lost of Jnns t"s tl.i:*is,
he J,restpt ysar haze to epn9 hy.h, f".S'a
0a an sni.s mate b,t,r,sa the Isl 0f go
ar the ys0r the tetts here 10 bs po.m ny ts .s'.sr
lThiS custon was adopted about nfieca wears aSa
bv all the real estate agents IN tachS"AS' "Go ar'
niles 10 Richmond and YlcinityJ
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON, l2 NJ. valuable In
proved aud ubimproved real estate.
RICHARDSON & CO., 6 p. NJ, house and lo' cor-
uer OF Fopr,h and Byrd streets.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Y. NJ: dover riSht in
property on Marshall street near Brook aFenae'
p. r. COOK. IL A. M., wagons, farming smple-
ments, cows, hogs, &c.
JAS MACDOCGhLL, 10x A. ~, household !arhi-
turc, refriserators. oftce-desxs, Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

Hor WEATHER. yesterday was the hot
test day OF the season, and quite up TO the
st. Louis standard, so far as the range OF the
thermometer was concerned, but happily
was attended with no such fatal results.
The thermometer at the Dispatch office at
O'Clock indicated 1910. At some places in
the city it went up to 1899, and at only few
was it lower than $50.
The Capitol Is the coolest place in the
city, and Major Boykin's office the pleasant
est room in it. There the Thermometer
reached SSo-quite low, yet 90 higher than
the Maior remembers ever to have known
it, In the Auditors Office it was 91o. At
one of the most eligible residences on
Church Hill, where the full effects Ct the
breeze from the river was felt, 1000.
AS may be supposed. people suffered no
little from the heat, but there were no Sc
rious cases of prostration reported. The
atmosphere was hot, but not very close.
Nearly all day there was breeze from the
southeast, and those who were in position
to get the benefit of it, and who at the same
time had the advantageof shade, managed
to get along very we'll. Those. however,
who had to move about a great deal, or
were exposed to the sun, or had TO work IN
badly-yentilated rooms, had hot time OF 1t,
and were glad enough for the sun to 60
down.
The breeze continued late into the night,
carving blessing with it, whether 1t en-
tered the sick mans room, the home OF the
poor, the residence CT the wealthy, or the
room where, under the blaze Of dozens oil
oas-lights, and the oven-like heat OF TIM
roof. the weary composilor worked untii
the small hours OF the morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19
~ l5-'Scl
ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees beg 20 announce to fbe friends o the
Institute and the public that arrangements nave
incn made 10 open the school al the fall term under
the Presidency of The Rev. ROBERT ". FULLEK
ID. D. With full corps cf able and experienced
teachers .,, ,,,
The buildings will he thoroughly renovated ana
paInicd during vacation. and every arrangement
made for the comfort and health OF pupils. ~,
The Trustees feel satisfied that the Institute wiil.
nnIcr the new management, rank among inc Desl
schools III the land for thorough and refined culture.
4 more extended notice Will appear in due tine.
giving full particulars 10 teachers, course oil
Study prices of tuion and board, &c
on ss|lalr OF the Board.
,v,5Im j. Is. JETER. President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19
MORE GOODS FOR TIE MONEY
THAN At
ANY TIME SINCE THE CREATIoS.

DRY GOODS
WERE NEVER so LOW
AS THEY ARE At THIS TIME,
aud when You get
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF OF EVERY DOLLARS
WORTH YOU PURCHASE.
In addition to the present low prices. IL places
goods within the !nrans of ncarly everybody.
4 good assortment or
DRY GOODS
Of every description can I've had at
LEVY BROTHERS..
They also show Il large stock OF
LINEN SUITS FOR LADIES,
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES.
GENTLEMEE'S FCRNisHlEG GOODS,
MATTINGS, CARPETS, &C.,
and you get ten cents taken or on every dollars
worth you purchase.
LEVY BROT HERS
are determined 10 close ont their stock rs they III
tend making very important change in their husi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19
OUR CITY FATHERS.
Session or the Common Council Last
Night.

OF EEs-DIssERTATIoN
ON GRADEs-wORK TO BE DONE IN VA
RIOUS PARTS OF THE CITY-pgoTEsT
AGAINST COMMITTEE FOR BELIEF OF.
POOR RIDING IN RACks-THOSEI IN DEBT
TO CITY NOT TO BE EMPLOYED-A NEW
EDITION OF THE CITY ORDINANCES TO
BE PREPARED, PRINTED, AND ISSUED.