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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

BRIEF Local ITEMs.-There was an in
crease in the tobacco transactions on Change
yesterday. Highest reported price paid $50.
The mass greenback-meetingw was attended
by about two dozen persons, one half OF
whom were from Manchester.
The Stock Board was in session yesterday
for the first time since Friday.
The amount OF United States internal
revenue collected yesterday was S5,S26.3S.
The coastwise receipts yesterday were
salt and lumber. The shipments, merchan-
disc, coal, lumber, and logs.
The sidewalk on the west side OF Nine
teenth street near Main has been relaid.
John Dugan. night-watchman at the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad shops, white
drawing pistol from his pocket, Monday
night, shot himself in the calf Of the leg,
the ball passing through the flesh.
The Walker Light Guard have received
an invitation to visit Danville on the occa-
sion OF the unveiling OF the Confederate
monument IN Greenwood Cemetery Septem-
ber Sd.
st. Peters Sabbath-school had large pic
mic yesterday at CurPs Neck.
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CoLoRED GOOD TEMPLARs.-The Gran d
Lodge Executive Board will meet in MONTH
ly session a. Fidelity Hall, on Seventeenth
street, this evening at 7 O'Clock. New
lodges of this order are said to be spring
ing up all over the State. The next ses-
sion OF the Grand Lodge conyenes III this
city in November at Fidelity Hall.
Mount Ariel Lodge, No. 81. has elected
James FL. Brooks, ". &. T.; Henry Farm
er, W. V. T.; B. n. Hodnett, w. s.; 4; ~.
Henry, w. c.; S. w. Current, w. NJ;
George w. Spraggiup, P. w. C. r.; 7. E.
Lipscombe, Lodge Deputy. This lodge mum.
Bers siXty-three members.
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AN EXCURSION WEsTwARD.-On tue Goth
instant the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company will run Il special train from
Richmond to Huntington in order to give
all who desire to do SO an opportunity OF
viSitin" the present terminus OF the road III
West Virginia and enjoying the scenery on
the line OF the road. not surpassed any
where in this country for beauty and
grandeur. The tickets have been put at 4
very low price, and no doubt large num-
Der will be sold. The advertisement OF the
excursion appears in another column.
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4 BLESSING TO MoTuERs.-Thrre viii he no ne
cessiiy for moihecs leaving the comforts Of home.
with their sick bnbc@, this sumcr. III they will give
Dr.. IoFwET1's TEETHIGA tfetthing PomdeTSh
TEETuISh will Regulate the Bowels and make
TcrBing easy. Il cures CiolCra-i -insanium and tie
SUMMER Complaints Of Children. Heals Eruptions
and Sores. Rcmo"rs and Prevents the formation of
Worms. K. ". POWERS Il CO., Richmond and al!
druggists keep il.
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EXCURSION TO OLD PoINT.-An admirable
opportunity to visit Old Point and spend
week ut an inconsiderabe cost is presented
in tue excursion OF Court Richmond, No. 3,
independent Order OF Forcsters. on the 20th
instant. Elsewhere in to-day's Dispatch
will be fonnd the notice OF their excursion.
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POLICE Court. YESTERDAY-Jnstice John
j. (ronchfeid presiding.-The following
cases were disposed OF:
Roy Conway (coored), charged with
trcsrasSing on the premises OF Isaac Mi
chacls and assauIting and beating Louisa
Myers; and Louisa SyerS and isaac MI
chaals, charged with assauting and striking
Roy Conway with 4 brick. Continued 10
the 18th instant
u. 7. Racks (colorcd), charged with OBJ
tanning So from S. &. Fairbanks by false
representation, was convicted OF. the l''r-
ceny thereof, and sentenced TO receive tea
stripes.
Thomas Pinhorr, an old offender, charged
with being drunk and exposing lis person
on the streets, was committed for thirty
days in default Of surety.
William Il. Epps and Lucan Davis two
colored boys), charged with stealing silver
ware OF the value OF SO, the property OF
T.. a. Hoen, were committed for trial on
the 18th instant, witnesses for the prosecu-
ton not being in attendance.
joseph Winston, charged with asSaultjn@
and beating Alexander Monroe, was fined
So and costs. ...
Albert Brooks (coored), charged with
fighting in Sidncy Baptist church ana dis
turbing the congregation worShippin@ there.
Brooks. it appears, was on trial before the
church for some alleged offence, and beconl-
ing offended with the prosecuting deacon,
threw glass Of water at his head. The
evidence did not sustain the charge OF GiS-
turbing religious worship, but accused was
| fined 50. 50 for disorderly conduct.
Charles Welsh, charged with stealing one
horse and buggy Of the value OF $500, the
property OF William II. Sutherland. Har-
yey Smith had hired tue horse and buggy,
and leaving the team near the gate OF west
| End Park, went in to trip the "light fan
tastic." Welsh, in a spree, got into the
| buggy and drove around town until arrest.
ed under warrant sworn out by Smith.
There being no evidence Of intent to com.
nit larceny, the accused was discharged.
Charges against the following persons
were dismissed upon payment Of costs
James FL. Burnett and Joseph Fl. ColQuitt
with abusing and threatening each other
Spencer Lee (colored), with abusing and
threatening to assault and beat William II.
Taylor.
The following fines were imposed under
the ordinances: William Landrum and
Walter Lewis, fighting on the streets, 81
each; John H. johnson, drunk and threat.
ening and abusing the police, $40; K. w
Moore, disorderly conduct, 81; Milton
| Goode (colored). drunk and disorderly, 81;
James A. Vaughan, firing a pistol within
the city limits shooting a cat), 81; Mrs
Abbie Sweeney, allowing her two COWS tc
run at large ut night, 50; Jacob Thornhill
disorderly conduct. 81; William Walker
assaulting Atetia Taylor, 81; Alexander
Monroe, creating a disturbance, 81; Peter
Stumpf, fast riding on the streets, $40.
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pcrsonGl.-Colonei Edward Nlckers VIII
leave in few days Tor various mountain
and seaside resorts.
Information has been received OF the
whereabouts OF the following Mancheste-
rians: s. l.. Graves has just arrived at Ne"
York from trip to Jacksonville, t!a.,;
William r. Barrett is at Quincy, Mass: D..
II. Cottrel ut Florence, :. c.; W. l.. Elch-
ardson at Laurnburg, y. c.; and John
Henry 1Iig-inbotham, Of BaconsVile' Is e"
route for the Paris Exhibition.
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. MURRAY & LASMAN's FLORIDA WATER !; pro-
badly The simplest and purest perfume ever made'
being absolutely nothing more than the delicious
fragrance of rare flowers, preserved and maze per-
manent, and 1t is doubtless TO this purity OF coh'o-
stion that It's im erse popularity Is in great mea-
sure to be ascribed.
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FRANKLIN PARK.-Notwlthstanding the
threatening weather. there was quite good
crowd at Franklin Park last evening. The
programme was well chosen and carefully
performed. The fireworks were quite
pretty, but, unfortunately, the balloon took
fire just is it was we'll under way, and was
soon consumed.
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THERE IS NO REASON WHY HOCsEKEEPERS
should fail in their efforts TO have deItciously-light
wholesome bread. biscuits rolls, cake, and all ari-
Giles prepared from Aour. TO have perfectly salts
factory results every lime in ali your baking always
use stricily-pure blkiug-pow''er-such as Doo-
LET's fEAST-PowDEE. This Powder costs only
abou. the price Of the adcrated kinds, and in buy
Ing 1t You get full net wcch.-sixtecn ounces TO the
Found. Ii is never so Il IN Eu!k or loose.
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Miss p. aged thirty was examined June the
18th. 1878. and the following history oi icr c;Se
cIcited For several years she had experienced re-
nra;rd a,acks Of intermittent fever, which had pro-
,iIccd great DEBILITY. attended Dy frequently re-
currlng Of functional disease oi the eart
b., dys;cpsa an .;,stralgia, intense that Fcgc-
table food had heen entirely excluded from her Diet
There had also been paralysis Of the lower limbs 10
such ill extent that she had beeu forced 10 nave re-
course To c:u'chcs.
The cxau ua;on revealed mark.d Girma of both
a.i,iia mcll,a! cc;.rrs>ioE and gastric plns; con-
siderable lateral curvitIrc OF tic spine and cniirc
inability 70 MAINTAIN the erect position witholf
,.-;,,chc The urine scauty- high coored, load
ci with murrs. and t!epO>ting The uratcs copon'y
ID rect Ions were given hcr for The ise Of the waters
uud trr diet rc.uiS'cd Immediate Improve meni
wa, evidenced. winch has conilnuedup 10 the present
time. she Hls now thrown aside her crlchcS
walking readily without ihen; IS aole 70 eat VIII
immIuif; any article Of deI. and would be pro-
nUiilircG well bus fo: slight spinal curvlture
WILLIAM Il. TOWLES. M. D.
HrrFaLO LIruiA SPRINGS, August 5, 1878.
Gau 7-W,F.M&W4tI
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: HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-Judge Redd
presiding.-John Harris (coloredl, who was
committed to Jail by Justice Jones on a
charge OF. SANDER, was brought UP under a
writ OF hdbeas corpus. Harris was acquit-
ted and ordered to be discharged. He was,
however, recommitted in default Of Sc
euritY to keep the peace.
The case OF Sarah Goldman, charged
with selling liquor without license, was
continued.
The court adjourned until Friday.
Justice Larus had six small colored boys
before him for stealing Watermelons. -Four
were discharged and two 1ogged.
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EXCURSION PoslPoNED.-The moonlight
excursion for the benefit OF Union-Station
Sabbath school, announced for this evening,
has been abandoned for the present. Those
having purchased tickets will have their
money refunded by calling on the party Of
whom they were purchased.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Aug. l2, Avg. II, Aug 3, Aug: 10,
1876. 1877. 1878. 1878.
W. c. W. G. w. c. W. Z:
rota, deaths Ill II is 25 IL 10 Is 10
i.,Ii I,l.r,, q g O = y

Mean temperature for the week ending
August Sd, SGo II; mean temperature for
the week ending August 10th, $50 7V.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending
August Sd, 0.29 inches; amount OF rainfall
for week ending August 10th, 1.41 inches.
Population OF city estimated at I9,COC-..
white, $4,000; colored, 33,1oO. Rate Oh
mortality OF whole population was 1915 per
1000 per annuln: rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1921 per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality OF colored population was
1j.43 per 1000 per annum.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. g. G. Walker is on a
visit to Binghamton, n. \.
4. A. Splitter, Esq, deputy collector OF
customs, returned yesterday from visit
to Old Point and the Capes.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco En-
change Yesterday were l.. Roper, Peters
burg; J. b. Dunn. Amelia; J. B. Kidd.
FInvanna; F. j. Talley, Granville, \. c.;
w. &. Huntington, Farmvile; ". L. Blan-
ton, Caroline; W. F. Hayes, King and
Queen; ana Thomas II. Mallory, Hanover;
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She paints beautifully" whispered a
young Indy to herescort, referring to stun
ming belle who had Just passed. DO you
thinks SO = be answered. ssIt struck me
ti.at she had put on rather too much this
evening" There Was5a lull. 81
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I have aualvzcd The whiskey known under the
brand Of :. B-SNLECr." controlled hy Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR 4 CO.. Richmond, Va. and find it
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and .ot,ler Impurities and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses j. &. MCCAw, u. D..
l;c Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
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FLOUR FOR BRAzIL.-Two vessels cleared
from the custom-house yesterday with -four
for Brazi-the American bark Glacier,
Wentworth master, for Bahia, with $3.50
barrels, valued ut s17,955. shipped by the
Gallego Manufacturing Company. and the
American schooner Paul Learey, Went
worth master, for Rio Grande do sui, with
2.210 barrels, valued at sl3,502. shipped by
Dunlop T. MeCance.
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A REMARKABLE BABY.-Willian Henry
Martin is the name OF three-y -year-old child,
recently arrived from Hanover, now at Mrs.
Kelley's, ON Brook avenue, opposite God
din's Tavern, weighing within u fraction OF
one hundred pounds! His parents are on
ordinary size, his father being rather below
the average. Being in INDECENT circum-
stances, they propose soon to place him on
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Gsrr.NEEs RESORTS.

TsIUE iIyGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
l rn,,Enn.r VA-SItuared Within 100 wards
~ Enrt Nonrnf omen all the ye;Ir, with ample ca
pacity for coo .ucsrs. Has al! modern nprovr III Sry
49,. ,v",er h,tii-roous. and closets CD each hoor
SS SiSn day mails and telegraph Office. Fifteen 70
twenty irs,-ca.s STEAMERS land ua'il tcHccpt Iii;
dayI i5O wards from the door. Rooms a.o tii Hiiai
coinfortabiy heated, and every coniort prosiaen
for tourists and hcalh-seeSers during .ns VIM, S.
Firc-escapcs only fifty feet aIIr: on every noo Su
pcrjor beach f0r bathing az G0or-Slcps, anu koo9
from May until November. Boating. NshluTl. an
driving especially attractive. Scnd ior c'Fc"'a y"
scriBing hyeieHic advantages. loan.
tion of and nuuter in room. length -f stay; 3c:
HARRISON PHOEBuS.
an 15-tAu31 trGpriet'I.
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The Courts. Mayor Clarke disposed OF q
number OF ordinance violations and OTHER
triiling eases yesterday. \ few parties
were fined, but most OF the parties were
discharged.
Chesterfield County Court has adjourned
after al unimportant session OF one day.
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The Picnic To-Day.-The annual pic,
mic OF the Meade Memorial Sunday scnool
will take place to-day at fue lie Grand.
Boyle's stage line will convey the parry.
There will be an abundance OF pretty slfis'
an excellent dinner, and frst-ciass music.
A delightful time is anticipated.
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AUCTION SALES TREES DAY.

Pa On ali s.ties Of Ecnt Estate maas betacc91
the Isl nf JcH"nrS ant tHSf " i'm. he tGA*6fs1
ii. ,yp.t; g.gr turf tn b, otia tyiha t,1irchGsHr
Oh rII saI yants httceetke Is; or J,ttt ma tttA
Of ne near fas tnTfs hGpG Ia he rnid bH The se''r
fThiS custoS: WAS adopted ahon! Gilren year, ase
nv Mi tnr rcrl estate agents IL RiCnOnd, anG az
niles TO Ricu-ond aud vicinityl
T. l.. WHIT ING. High Consf falle, 10 A. NJ, 1t
fiiX's Stable. Tenth street. buggy. etc.
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FINE FLowEEs.-We received yesterday
from Mir. William E. Trahern, OF Churc!
Hill, superb waiter OF flowers. 1t was
tastcfuily arranged so as to display TO ad-
vantage seventy different varieties, all OF
which were raised by him.
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f CONTRACTS AWARpgD.-The contract for
supplying the cify almshouse with authra-
che coal has been awarded to C. H. Page ut
s4.f2 per ton; and for furnishing engine
coal TO Ben. CottreIl at S2,75 per ton.
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Fatal .Shooting.-James Lyle. the one
legged watchman at Staunton-R River bridge;
Richmond and Danvile railroad, SHOT ana
killed the engineer Of the steamer Meme,
running on Staunton river. on Saturday
night. Lyle is said TO have acted i'll SELF
defence.
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SAFE MONEY by having your printing done o. the
DISPATCH rRiNTiSG.RGESE. Good work, 10 I"
prices, auG Satis.ac:inn ruaranleet.
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AN 1HpEFINABLE YET EXQUISITE PERFUME
fingers in the laces and lingerie among which has
been laid one OF J. & f.. ATKINSoN'S delicate
nl,o-S
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Reqistrar Appointed.-George W. Jones
has been appointed registrar for the First
Ward vice William J. Driscoll, removed
from the ward.
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THE BEoAD-STREET STEAMER.-.The Com
mitsee on the Fire Department met yester-
day to select an engineer for Steamer a;
but they could not agree upon one. The
three candidates were McSsTs. Goode, Phil
lips. and Jones. On the first ballot the vote
resulted: Goode. 3; Phillips, =: Jones, l..
3Ir. Jones was then dropped, and the Sc
cond vote resulted: GooGe, 8; Phillips, j.
The committee then adjourned.
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heeting To- Morro,c Night.-Friendship
Lodge, knights OF Pythas. will have an I'M
nortant business meeting tomorrow night.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 6 Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vert,scmenrs In all Of the newspapers OF the United
s.ues at publishers rates. Orders LETT At the DIS
1a,,n eountins-room will receive prompt s1ten'
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WINES, LIQUORS. DE.

DILEY (AUGUSTA)~ WHisKEY-
Trst n-eniun whenever exhibited at State Fair !;
BUCksER tKENTUCKYl wHsKEY,
sour wears old, ut $3.50 per gallon (uneauailed Ia
the cityhat
ar CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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VOL. LIV.
Aitl1moltll 1ispatrll,

aS- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF All. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
STAUNTON, VA.

The largest first class institution for YOUNG Ia
DIES In Slrginta. with an able corps Of twenty-five
teachcrs. Opens on the FIRST " EilSESDAn IN
SEPTEMBER. 1878. and closes the first We'd
ncSt,ay In June. 1879.
For catalogues contaiuinS fun particulars address
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN. Principal.
ic 26-2m S.aunton. Va
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ANOTHER sr,rFERER CUREp.-Discharsed from
tbe Massachusetts General Hospital AS incufah!e,
with inaammatory rheumatism IN my shoulders,
fingers, and fert; suffered fearfuy for three years
tried eyerytAins: lost all hope. DR.. CHESS LINZ
MsST IopIpE OF AMMONIA effected co'npie'e
cure. ELLEN H"
No. 72 Plane street. Fall River Mass.
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
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BOARDING.

NEW YORK BOARDING,
IN 33 FIFTH AYREUE.
Elegant residcpce In the fashionable arenus. $40
pS1 my S-WlGt
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sIOTE2.S.
on IS Il 4 II UO u S E,
CHESTER, VA.
JOSEPH Fl. sNEAD, PROPRIETOR.

JOSEPH II. SNEAD, PRoPRIEToR.
This house Is located on he Richmond and Peters.
burg railroad, thirteen miles from Richmond, and
nine from Petersburg.
TERMS: Per day. 81 go 10 S2-according 10 ioca-
tiou OF rooms. lenyIh of STAY. &c.
The railroad authorities furnish boarders nj th's
house masses 70 and from either city at So per m6nlh;
aud 10 persons building on The . Chester Tract"
free for ten yesrs each dweinehouse erected
and occupied by family OF white persons.
au lO-lm
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A TLANriC MILITARY INSTITUTE,
IN CENTREYILLE, CONN,


REV. j. EvARIS WALTON tRector OF Parish) and
WILLIAM NJ. WALTON, Principals.
VIRGINIA MANAGEMENT AND VIRGINIA
REFERENCES.
PECULIAR ADvANTAGES.-Olda and established
reputation. Past patronage Ihe first people Of the
country. Perfect appointments. Fine coast loca-
ton. Easy access. Special preparatory courses and
rare combination Of strict discipline, mental work,
comfort. ano innocent recreation Terms, formerly
$3.50 per half session, renuced 10 s165.
LITERARY Observation-Disclosures courses
Preparatory Collegiate, Scientific, and English Com
lnerciai. These thoroughly prepare for Yale, Uni-
rersity Of Virginia, West Point, scientific schools,
ana commercial life.
MILITARY DEpARTMENT.-Wes Point drill
and discipline rs far practicable in preparatory
school. Uniform, West Point cut aud color.
CALlSTHESlC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
every detail. Grmnasieim. three Baseball aud
srickelt p,anS- Fenciny Suits, Visors. Gloves and
fois: BoNiug-Gloves. BGat-Houses and HoaiS. large
aumber OF Coasing Sieda- Skutiug-Rak two acres),
Horseback exercise. DniH and Archery. II desired,
pupils received In New York. Descriptive eaIa-
lOgue sent OH application. Session Of 1850 optais
1SI OF OCTOBER. Adanoss Hamden Post OHiee,
New Haven county, Con..
al7l1. law Y,n lSy spfif IN
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WEDNESDAY. ........AUGUST IA, 1875
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. warmer and partly
cloudy weather, with frequent light rams,
winds mostly souther'y, falling barometer.
Fdr the South Atlantic and Gull States,
warmer and partly cloudy weather, with
occasional rains, variable winds, mostly
southerly, and stationary pressure.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy ana
cool, with occasional light rains.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 10 !;
"A. NJ, 7s: noon, II; P. H., IS; 6 I.
a.. 16: midnight. 73.
Mean temperature, &c 1.G.
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au 1i-1w
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

NRANU MUUNEINHI I EACUNSIVN
FOR
THE BENEFIT OF
ITSION-STATION SUNDAY SCHOOL.
on steamer ARIEL. on WEDNESDAY, August
IA, 1878.
Steamer will leave her wharf ut O'Clock. return
ing by II O'Clock. and will positively pass through
Dutch Gap. Refreshments will be furnished at Cisy
prices and all may attend with the assurance ni
coed order and delightful time.
Tickets Soc. for sale by Randolph 4 Englith.
" Ucchlcr Il Brother :. w. farrir. corner twenty
fiftl and Leigh streets. or any rnemlcr ol me COM
Iuiftcr-yiz, james II peav, Jr., I. Wiley )a"is,
james y. Fam. ID. English, Jr. iicch,rr, DE-,
W. F. fIccLlrr, v. X. White, ANA j. j.. Newell.
au i2-3t
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U,EE EFARMVILLE MALE SCHOOL.

SCMANSON. IE.. VIII np"n the second session
u, ,bc FOl:RrH DAY OF SEPTEiBER. 1875. ne
is a fuil gratutc Of llampder-Sidney CoHese' ana
r,fcrs 10 lis Faculty :nd 10 his patrons. 49,,
NrS rnnurI W r. BERKELEY i%itl whom the
nriucirll bOart>j will lake four OF six YOUTHS Us
hoardcrs. . ,,,,- ,,o,,o
mud Sr5 for Latin ana Greek for nall session.
board ST., pcr Notwithstanding everything eN-
I,rs1n crsriua furi,ier information win address
,h nn,Irr.r.n,,i l.. Il. BERKELEY.
' ~ 91,Sr1 Farmvllie, Va.
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