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CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STACSTON, va.

:, ! Ae largest irst.cass institution for YOUNG La
nIhS III Sirginis, with an able corps of twenty-five
.'tS1y,iers. Opens on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
hrTEMBER, ! S7s. aud closes on the first We'd
ltsday In June, 1879.
f0f CATALOGUES containing full particulars address
!e2G-2m = S,annton' Va.
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MIr.rTARY NOTICES.

rRATS, ATTENTIoS!-Assembi at 4
SrXr In fuIl-dreSs summer uniform, white panIs, III
Nv com uany drill BY order II.g BosslEux, Cap
tain. efssx.-.2 1919, -; =. = - = ssSas
tc27-2t of1cES SeISsap..
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Personal.-William Boiling Carter, Esq,
an old Richmond printer, now OF Louis
vile, KY, is on visit to his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Farrar, OF this city.
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FINEST,
CHEAPEST, .r.-.
LARGEST
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS
IN THE
CITY.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
FIT.
FINISH,
PRICE.
JOHN WANANAKER,
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
THE PEOPLE ARE HAPPY.
They not only get their DRY GOODS at
LEVY BROTHERS
at The
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN,
but they also get an additional
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF OF EVERY DOLLARS
WORTH THEY PURCHASE.
LEVY BROTHERS
intend selling out every dollars worth Of goods OF
hand, and have i.
FIXED PRICES so LOW
4. that speedy sales will be made.
There never was such an opportunity
TO SAVE MONEY
In the purchasing Of your
READY-,iADE SUITS FOR LADIES, eGs
..t.. t FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS. &C. -; rs ~.
Store open from A. NJ. until 7 P. NJ. ai1.r
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GoN1cT's PASFs.-Mr. G. Allison, re-
pairer for the Western Union Telegraph
Company OF this city, while out repairing
the telegraph lines at Chickaho hominy Swamp
yesterday, in clearing around q telegraph
pole discovered n pair sof c0nvict's pants
marked on the pockets with the name OF q.
r. Heel.
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PIc-NIcs, EXCURSION PARTIES, AND LODGES
supplied with the best IcE-CREAM and CAKES at
the lowest prices at BRIGGs's bakery, TOT Main
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Being I'inned.-Mr. A. w. Fair yester-
day commenced the work Of timing the
roof OF the Baptist church.
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uEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.

These waters and accommodations are too well
known land hope favorably) to need lengthy
description. Those wishing the OF The waters
incidentally can get pamphlets. directions, &C., by
applying to PURCELL tadd & Co., Rfehm mond, or to
at the Springs. In reducing the board to ~ and
$50 the accom- mnOdations will be the same better,
IL possible. Special arrangements made for fam.-
lies or large parties.
WILLIAM B. BISHOP,
ic 3-eollm --.-..-t.5 n --.,.- Proprietor.
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JOHN ". DAVIES & Son, LEE GALLERY, 920
MAIN sTREET-Worthy ot the patronage Of the
public. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
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Suspension Erpected.-It is reported
that work will be temporarily suspended at
the Marshall mills tomorrow evening.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC cINTEREsrs.-The Board
Oh Pnlic Interests Will meet In the Council
chamber at ca this afternoon.
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JOHN W. DAVIES & SON, LEE" GALLERY
92O MAIN sTREET.-The BEST PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY in the United States. 49,.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
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ROARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD FOR BOYS. ga
During the summer will board number or
bows al VERY MODER ATE RATES. and they
shall receive the same care nv own sous. Address
: GENERAL ROBERT RANSOM 1
1e 25-Iw~ T'H Hugucnot Spring., Va.
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NJ. ELLYsoN CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisemeuts in all Of the newspapers of the United
Siates at publishers rates Orders left ar the DIS
patch counting-room VIII receive PROMPT atten-
tiOn.
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NALWELL HOUSE,
~ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va.

Two thousand feet above sea-level. Capacity, go
guests. Mineral springs Of many varieties on and
adjacent TO the grounds; also. two immense bath-
houses for the use OF the guests. The water has M
pnvarying temperature Of go Fahrenheit, aud by
ANALYSIS found similar to the Hot Springs CT Arkan-
sas. Open entire year. Board: S2.50 per day, $l6
per week, $50 per month Eoc further particulars
address j. II. OTE1 'CARl, Proprie.nr.,
Descriptive pamphlets TO Dc had or Purcell. Ladd
& Co., or Oh api cation to the proprietor.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AMI
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

Inc SEVENTH SESSION begins AUGUST 10,
!eIs Instead OF one hundred and thlrty-two State
.luucnts, as heretofore, two hundred will be re-
ctlred Tree of charge for tuition. ....
board m inesSes cost 81 4 month.
Apply for appointments as State students or for
V.'at"guc TO Z. l.. {. MINOR, President,
le2S Backsbu Va.
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PN0y0GRAPMH.

EDISON'S SPEAKING PHONOGRAPH
This miracle Of scientific discovery will be
exhibited
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HOTELS.
HOUSE,
~ CHESTER, VA.
JOSEPH II. SNEAD, PROPRIETOR

~ CHESTER, VA.
JOSEPH II. SNEAD, PROPRIETOR.
This House, located on the Richmond aud Peters,
burg railroad, thirteen miles from Richmond, and
nine from Petersburg. with It's comfortable Cot-
tages. Lawn, and Spring or due Chaiybcate water,
contribute towards making II convenient and deei-
rable Boarding House. Particularly tor families
who contemplate leaving the chies during the sum-
mer months.
The railroad authorities furnish boarders at this
house passes 10 and from either city. II So per
month ;-and 10 persons building On ;he :. Chester
Tract" q free pass for ten years on each dweifng'
house erected and occupied by a family OF white
persons. ,.
An opportunity is thus afforded TO merchants and
others in tile cities 10 spend The nights with their
families lat a remarkably healthy piacc) and return
10 the cities IN :ime for business. G2oy2w
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Sport Io-Day.-The glass-ball shooters
expect to have aaother friendly contest to-
day.
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EFT CETERA.

At the conclusion of the distribution OF
the premiums Governor Holiday delivered
an eloquent and appropriate address.
During the year forty pupils have been
taught at the Convent, and in September
will resume tlIeir duties.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

The ENTERTAINMENT
" held during The present week at No. 90 Frank
IN street, for the benefit OF "s1. Paul's Church
Home for Aged and Inflrm Women" Will be conliu.
ned on MONDAY. July 1st. from TO II =. NJ,
when Il PHONOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION will be
c1Ter. Admission. 25 cents. je2S-3t
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ELEVATED RAILROAD.

A LMOST READY FOR THE RAIL
:, -! - me ELEVATED RAILROAD OH Nicholson
ieet Is receiving It's Gpish, and Will soon be ready
'"e public Is invited 10 call and piewit.
,oao Respectfully,
Ezs-lt. II. w. TYLER. !
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HoUsE. Coco work, low
prices and Satisfaction gnaranteed. =. u
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READ THIS.
OWING TO the IArEyEss OF rHE n ssGI sEasox


OWING TO THE. .LATESEsS OF THE SEASON
AND u DESIRE on oUn PART TO Z.
s5i.Se q REDUCE STOCK, = ~ 2il ~
we have marked down our goods rs f0no~s: IT T.
CAss1MERE SUITS, former price 81 O now aS .ss,
CASHMERE SUITS. former price &I1 now 60;
CASHIERS SUTTs, former price sT2 now $40; ~
CASHMERE SUITS, former price S14 now e12: =
CASHMERE SUITS, former price SIG now SIS: ~
CASHMERE SUITS. former price s1S now Sl5; ~,
CASHMERE PANTS, former price s3 now $3.50;
CASHMERE PANTS, former price % now So
CASHMERE PANTS, former price s5 now s3.75;ys
CASHMERE PANTS, former price SO now S5 :.
CASHMERE PANTS, former price $3.50 now 90:
CASHMERE PANTS, former price $3.50 now 81.
BOYS SUITS the SAME reductions prevail as are
quoted In our mems department. g.SaIef
FURNIsHISG-Go DEPARTMENT contains,
SUMNER UNpERsuIRTs, zoe.
JEANS DRAWERS, 25c.
USLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, SOC.
MEMS COLLARS, per dozen, Soc.
Oar desire Is to SELL, to further which we have
made these immense reductions.
49, "A. SAKs & Co.,
Richmond's Popular Clothiers,
1913 Main street, opposite post-ofhce.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.
ID BATH COUNTY, VA,
ten miles from GIlllboro' Depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.
BOARD treduced for 1879: $3.50 per day, 81 10
S15 nor week-according TO room taken. For cir
culars address JOSEPH BAXTER, n,
fe 07-lOt* PROPRIETOR.
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4mIlnloll llspatfh.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRcU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY. 80.
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WEATHER REPORT.

FRIDAy.................JUNE es. 1878.
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The exercises will consist of DIALOGUES,
>lEEClIES. and MUSIC. ..--
ADMISSION FREE, ...-r+
:0t 4 COLbECTlOS-FEAST in the basement ut the
close Of the exercises. Je 2S-1t*
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

30 On all safes Of Real Estate made bettoeea
the 1st Of January 1nd last or JGns the tarss fos
the present year Idre Ia be pata ty the purchaser
On all sales made bet,oeen the lSt Of Jnig and kGa
OF the year tie tares haze to be pdi0 by The seller
fThiS custom was adopted about nfrecu years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vicinityJ
". GODDIN, p. NJ, trustees sale Of brick tere-'
,mcnt and vacant lot attached In Dnvafs addi-
tion, on the west side or ST. John between Fedc-
raj and CouttS streets. ~ ..fG.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, $50 P. NJ, trustees sale
Of house and six building lots in Fulton.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 105 A. NJ, household furnf-
lure, piano, mirror, bath-tubs, &c.
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WAITS MUSIC-STORE.

WAITS MUSIC-STORE.
Every sound that the human voice can utter the
pn0SoGEAPIl can reproduce with unfaiiing accu-
.acr. =:
EXHIBITION HOURS: 10 A. N. to T. NJ, 8 to
p. NJ. to 10P. NJ. -..a-
Admission. CSC; children, l5c. je 22-1w
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CLOSING EXERCISES AND DISTRIBUTION
OF PREMIUMS TO THEnPRoFICIENT PU
Pills OF THE ACADEMY OF THE VISTA
TIoE, MONTE MARIA-ADDREss BY GOV
ERNOR HOLIDAY, &C.

The distribution Of premiums to the pu-
pills Of Monte Maria took place yesterday
afternoon. The hall OF the Convent was
crowded to its full capacity, and many per-
sons had to stand outside. Governor Hol-
liday..; Father Janssens, OF the Cathedral. !;
DR.. O'ConnelI, OF St. Patrick's church !;
Father Tiernan, OF Fredericksburg and
Councilman James NJ. Talbot were among
the distinguished guests present.
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ic 3-eol1rl
VNARM SPRINGS.

WARM SPRINGS.
w BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
are now open. They are fifteen miles from Mill
boro' depoI, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The BATHS are wSrm sulphur-watcr, ninety-eight
degrees temperature-that for the ladies Is flff7
feet and that for the gentlemen forty feet In dtan-
ter; both beautiful swimming pools, with flow OF
one thousand gallons per minute.
Stages and private backs from every train. Send
for pamphlets. " JOHN l.. EUBANh, 'z.
nv l5-2m r-... -.s. sf..a Proprietor.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
i COMFORT, VA.-Sltuated within 100 Yards
Of Fort Monroe. Open all the year, With ample ca
pacity for 600 guests. Has all modern improve
ments, elevator, gas and electric bells IN every
room wafer, bathrooms, and dcioseis on each foor.
Six daily mails and telegraph Office. Fifteen to
twenty frst-class steamers land daily texcept SUN
layj 100 yards from the door. Rooms and haiis
comfortably heated, and every comfort provided
for tourists and health-Seekers during the winter.
Fre-escapcs only fty feet apart on every floor. Su.
perior bea ch for bathing at d0or-steps, and good
from May until November. Boating, fishing, aud
driving especially attractive. Send for circular de-
scribing hygienic advantages.
TERMS s2 to $3.50 per day, according TO loca-
ton OF and number In room, length sf stay, &c.
HARRISON PIIOEBUS,
an l5-tAu31 Proprietor.
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TALLEU MEETING.

~ r,cuNoSr. FREp'S AND POTOMAC r. b.
CoMPAST'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA. June !, 1878. }
.rbe r.a rd of Directors of This company having
,,.n ,r1uestcd by sufficient number or stcekhold-
~ 70 c general meeting of Its stockholders, In
with the bylaws OF the company, notice
& hereby given that general meeting Of its stock.
Snjaers will bc held on TUESDAY The "a day oil
Injy 1878, at l ] O'Clock A. NJ.
Nv order Of the Goard Of Directors.
70 lad so ~ IN 51sSsss srscsSsssrg
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VARIETY SPRINGS,
Is MILES WEST OF STANTON,
OH the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad
tears stop at the doOrl, :.
IrlGITnRG

The mineral waters here are considered equal 10
any I'm the mountains. and have made many won
derful cures-Chalybeate, Healing, Alum, and hne
spring Of sulphur near by. Mountain scenery SUBJ
lime. Good music and the usual games for amusc
ment.
BOARD, $25 to $50 month: children under
twelve years, $15 and servants agreeable to accom-
modations. -,
Get circulars ut the Office Of the Richmond Dis
patch or here.
DR.. u. r. REESE, Of Staunton, Va. attending
physician. L. 6 NJ. BURRCsS.
lie 25-Im Proprietors.
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UNDERTAKEHs.


I'll ENTERTAINING, n a y = fss5.5s1
.. C. DRPSER, 500 EAST AAnsMALL STREET.
Burias attended toat the shortest notice and at
most reasonables rates. Cases sad Caskeas OF nn
STYLES furnished. HearSe and Carriages furnished
direct from my oYu stables: also, Whitech hiilS
Hearse (something Eew In Richmonal.
Carriages for nanel ais, as well as Carriages Bug
ries, and Horses for pleasure; also q nas Waxon,
adapted 70 small pic. nics or for band purposes
my 9-ESMSna
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A SHLAND HOTEL AND

COLLEGE BOARDING-HOUsE
Is opeI, for the entertainment OF families and the
public generally at MODERATE PRICES. 49,,
Tickets on the railroad from Ashland to Rich
mond for daly se WI Se ihrmshSa h % a1 per
Tne best enorts OF the PROPRIETOR arc pledged TO
For terms, &C., address W. A. ROBINSON.
: je 27-lwh Ashland, Va. =
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION AND
>J BASKET PICNIC

to NIkN-NfI INI-Ek-NDs
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THURSDAY. JULY 4. 1875,
rnr THE DYSEYIT OF CHRIST CHURCH RECToRY.
Having secured Nr. Owens's beautiful grove, CRA-
NY ISLAND, we can offer tn ai who 60 with us n
f1essont time. 4 band or music will accompany the
trCnrs!on. REFRESHMENTS NJ city prices. There
will tc = GLASS BALL SHOOTING MATCH dur
iug the dav aud silver medal awarded the best shot.
bound-trip tickets, SOC. /: children under twelve.
25c The train leaves the depot nj 7:3o A. M. and
iSrnd NJ r. s. Andcrsons, DR.. Richardson's drug
store G. II. Hagans. Baughman Brothers, and T..
WILEY Davis's. No. 81 Twentieth street.
/. 2S-FM.TuS Wits
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Mr.. Charles T. Balsley, now OF Rich
mond, formerly of Greensboro, gave ao-
cused agood character for integrity.
Mr.. Howard asked: " Did you not say
to Mr. Parish, OF Gardner, Carleton a. Co.,
that you would not credit Trogden for the
amount
Mr.. Balsley admitted that he may have
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DOYS AND GIRLS
ENTERTAINMENT

AT
GRACE-sTEET BAPTIST CHURCH
FRIDAY, June 2s, i SIS, at 81 O'Clock 2. NJ.
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THE DISTRICT COURT JUSTICES.

Tn a suit of Eliza Hanson against Herman
vunle which properly belonged in the Ixth Civil Dis
ict Court application was made at that Court TOT
:, attachment Mr.. Denison. the plaintiffs attorney
.a,a la was informed that Justice McGOwn, OF that
mt was absent on his holiday. and he then applied to
usce Pnckney, who signed the order as sitting In his
hoher ustice's court The Clerk Of the IXth District
Court GonEO b. Caldwell, refused to eounterSlgn the
t 10 issue such process IN that district Mr. Denison
attained yesterday from Judge Van Brunt ia supreme
Crf Chambers order returnable on Thursday, that
~ Caldwell show cause why he should not be com
pelled by mandamus TO eOUntersgn Justice PlncKneSs
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OWL NOTES.

motion was made before Justice Gilbert,
IN the Supreme Court Brooklyn, yesterday to punish
sheriff Albert Daggett for contempt in not causing the
arrest Of A. Duppe who ordered TO pay tine Of S51
and $40 counsel fees. Decision was reserved
The will of Mrs. Hubbard, of Gravesend,
= who was poisoned was yesterday left ut surrO-
ate Dalley's office, in Brooklyn. 1t made before
sha vas married to Samuel ID. Hubbard, and either
while the wife or widow John Powell She bequeaths
10 her niece Mary Attezy all tho household furniture
Henry Powell all the residue of her estate No request
for ms probate has yet been made.
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THE COURTS.
SEEKING TO RECOVER A CHILD.

The proceedings Of Mrs. Florence w. Merra 70
the child lntrusted to her and which was known
~ Annie Merra came up again yesterday OetOre
= I'm, An suureme Court Chambers motion to
-,.h charles Parhes for contempt Charles Parkes,
Soorsing 10 Mrs Merras statement, came to her ana
- he was the father OF the child and wanted to take IL
relatives promising return IT, bat he failed TO
ssn bs promise He answered that the child was not
- hs custody The matter referred and the referee
md that the child was in the custody OF Parkes when
I9unu as fsSued though it had since been sent to
w On the notion Leo sehwab commended that
~ neTon who had charge OF the child, and Is supposed
the ~ ,oher was not under the laws OF New-1ork,
70 pTes wife aud therefore he had no control OF her
~ - me disposition she made Of the child. Judge Van
n RrHat reserved his decision
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DcopoNals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
i DEPOT QUARTRENAsTKR's oFFcK l,la9 Glran!st,

PHmiDEIPfII. July 10, 1878.
0 81 AZ n eRPa To- S se TO
each viii be received q This Once until noon Angnst ~
with the following articles:
Ito be delivered at the ouarternasters Depot at san
es%pan Hs; 900 TgSssf a csRs PsaSs
pairs wooen Mttens 900 pairs Boot 200 Wool Blank
Poles 10000 yards dark blue Fanne 1000 yards Shrng
Fnpe ghs quality 5000 Sas ,R Snns FLANNEL ne4y
Ito Ne delivered at the ouariermasers Depot at Phha
560o6 wards canton Flannel $4,000 yards shlrting Plan
ne light quality ana 100000 yards shifting Flannel heavy
Tito ousrtermastes Depot at Jeder-
iooo6 AThelves $50 sets Plates 0ooo Mosquito
sets Wall Poles 25VO Common Tents 1000 Common
Tent Poles 5000 scrubbing Brushes. ,,
INTO he delivered at the Quartermasters Depot al Ph
s1o Helmets untrimmed; 1000 Helmet Hair P.umes
cavalry 200 Helmet Cords and Bands cavalry 1000 isL
met d CE Psf1s a9a fSSs s9a Rr Ivy Zoo Helmet Side
Bnto1s Dress CAPS 90 Dress SaP PoPSns Ss
for coats 10000 Crossed sares 10 crossed
WooIien siScsngs G55oO pals Berlin Goyes 1000 PaTs
SSS1 6S wao SS SEQ 5T
rat Caps 800 pairs MuskIat Gagniies; 80 pairs Eet
flannel $1,000 yards Sky blue Kerssy heayy quality $4,000
yards sky Pgs E sns @ @ ored
Cord $4,000 pieces brewer Tape - 900 GIT Buekos 2
ny Buttons 600 pounds W. S IS5eRs TS2 a
ScpG gop 500 eet waI Uer IeSSheT sdes to aver
ls feet oooo pounds sole Leather des 10 aSeTaS
swedes Ea l2 700 lSs Lasting Tqeks ESQ los Bar
Lasting 1ack6, 4 linen. ,,----.,-- -, a.,
An articles Will be subjected u rlRh anu bu
ders arc informed ull compliance With specihea0ns
will BE- insisted and that no article Inferior TO the hah
The Government reserves the right to reject any or all
bids
preference will be given TO articles Of domestic pedne
ton manufacture conditions Of price ana quality being
e1ual and such preference will b. given 10 articles Of
American production manufacture produced ON the IA
extent OF the consumption required by
The public service there. ~ erfsed Sdfdtes s37lb.
articles which be used In the states ana ero
res will be received and inspected at san
Francisco Cal. .,,,---, - -
nation apply a, this office. u-,
Envelopes containing proposals 20 be endorsed frOposas
for MILITARY Supplies addressed % the undersigned
BY order OF the Quartermaster-Geu
u H KUCKER Asst or Mr.. General.
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IwpEYITFNT-Jaek (whO has been. IN the
corner for misbehaviOF) Mamma" Mamma " Wei,
ar what is It e. Jack What remarkably nice corners
there are IN this hOuseP
LIVE AND LEARN.-Mr. Stubs: "Weli, Mrs.
Mies dome think we can object TO it, since they say
its for the Advance OF science" Mrs Miles: Well.
would not object viviseeOn IN the least, you know,
q the animals were dedd."-iFun.
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CALENnARs THTs pAY.

srPRKlfE CouRT-CHAMBERs-Van Brun6 J.-Court opens
m Calendar called at 4 a. Nos 49, 20 "a, 20
a So 81 s. g. g. a. "a 81. los. ia, 1885 1873 l4S lo
suPESioR CoUKT-sPRckL TERN-speir, J-COurt opens al
i2m No day calendar. -. -. -,
COMMON PIK1s-sPEcIAL TERM-Daly J.-Court opens al
ia m Hoday calendar.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND IMITATION
ROKER'S BITTERS,

The tiers containing most valuable
medicinal properties In all OF bowel complaints;
specific against dyspepsia fever and me Cordial
In Itself pure most excellent for mixing with
eordias wines, &C Comparatively the eeaDe BtteIs
existence L. EJNhE. Ir, sole agent 10 JOINS N "
p. o. Box l,029
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YORK Monday, Aug 10, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOOm to-day:
ByL j. T. PhiltpG.
history brick tepements with lots Nos 337 and $3.50
6thave n i25 It W Of 1stave each lot 2oxvOlOj 80 oo
b KennettU.
s e. sDsv SoT o. 5000
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Mlsrellaneons.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,4SS broadway, cor. thirty
hrstst, 3OS Vest Twenty thirdst, cor kighthaxey
100 Thlrd.aye, FOrty-seventlsL; at the HAklEn
OFFICE, No 2.2Sl ThTdavey cor Onehundred and
twenty fourthst Harlem savings Bank Buildng up 70 80
htreEular Office rateA
WILL LADIES LAYING off mourning kindly
w gfvo another in reduced circumstances Address
GRATITUDE Tribune ONCE.
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nFC1sIONs-AuGrsr I9.

S,,nysme CoRrt-Chdm6ers- Judge Daniels
risIepd AFT Mead-OpniOn. In the matter Of NesDit-
oltnioa McNIa agt Cansrty.-opiniOn. French agt Ma
S55ire-OpinOn.