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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
.aI. .rrIA ~ I
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
SIKH. and = Sf-aefs
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
dorsey avenue and c street

It. I'm ~ ".
Bait. Annapolis and
way StatiOnS...--.....-- i:J0
fCin. and st. Louis. Loo
tBaltimOreand way 800
Baltimore and way. 4:2D
y. Y. ana Phila- eX... i:25
Bait. and Laurel ex.-. 500
Piedmont, Fredk, Ha-
gerStOwn. Point of
Rocks and way $40
fBalt.. Annap. & way SD
Staunt'n K Valley eX. I'D
fBalt. and way stains 80
fBait. Laurel and Hy-
attSviile eX--............. $40
fChicagO, Columbus
and PittSburS eN....- 9:b
Sunday only. Other trains
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The business VIII hr continued as heretofore under
the firm name of WOODWARD d LOTIIR0P.
Aprl I. ISL amt TIL 81 Iyy
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BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
"AIderuey DaIr, w,ro,s-

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
Herzog, sos Ninth St, near Pennsylvania ave
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POST-0FFTCE NOTICE

EIEly0 POST-OFFJCE NOTICE.
The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATCR-
DAY, May :, 1881, will close at this Office on TUES
DAI at a. m. for Europe ny steamship Wyoming
via Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY at 6:3O q. M. for
Europe by steamship Gala via Queenstown GORE
spOndence for France be specially atdreSSed),
and al M. for France direct by steamship Amer
lque via 1laTfe: on THU RSDAG nj T30 a. m. for
Europe By steamship Republic via Queenstown tcOr
TespOnGcnce for Germany and France must be spe-
clally addressed. and E30 a. I'll. for Europe by
Steamship Herder via Plymouth. Cherbourg, and
Hamburg; on SATURDAY at $50 a. N. for Europe
by steamship City of Chester via Queenstown cOrre-
Spondence for Germany and Scotland must be spe-
cally 2ddresse,l). and Al 10 for Scotland direct
Belgium direct by steamship NedeTland via Antwerp,
and II IN. for Europe by steamship China via
Southampton and Bremen. The mails for Porto Rico
close on Tuesday at p. III. The mails for the West
Indies. Brazil. and Argentine close on Thursday at
a. The mails for CIlsa ANA Mexico clio on Thurs
day at :81 p. N. The mails for Bermuda close
Thursday az y. IN. The mails for Newfoundland
and ST. Pierre MiIuelGn close Friday S:sJ p.
The mails FOR Australia. &c, close April > at 80 D.
The mails for China and Japan close May l. 1t 80
p. m.
HENRY c. PEARSON. Postmaster.
PoST-0FIIcE. New NOrk, April 80. ISL.
49, WE WILL CLEAN CARPETS BETTER
~ AND CHEAPER
than any other concern in Washington
No whipping 10 tear your carpets.
III. CIIACE & BRO.
Fine JpholStcrerS ANA Steam Carpet Cleaners.
ap27-GnI 6I6 Louisiana avenue.
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0Y@ SPECIAL NOTICE.

a FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
at DRisN Drug store corner Ninth street and Penn
sylNanl avenue, at % cents per full pint bottle.
OcaS-tf
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REV. HENRY WARD BEECHzR.

This eminent divine whose wonderful eloquence
enables him to sway audience at his will, will
lecture at the Congregational Church this evening
His subject, e The Reign of the Common People"
is one which is of great interest and it may be
predicted that the distinguished orator will pre-
sent it in mastery manner.
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- LEWIS
- WITCH HAZEL AND GLYCFRINE
IS invaluable for sun Barns
L : ~

turpentlne or other irritant. bat Is exactly what il
repreSentS-a pure diSatC Of Witch Hazel and chem
lcaiy pure White tycerine. For the eyes it is very
mia IN ITS application, soothing and allayiug pain:
takes out inflammation and soreness speedily and in
VlgorateS and strengthens weak eyes II does not inure
IN the slightest degree the delicate breS % the nerves
Can he used freely by the yoHng. The aged and the
feeble Sold by druggists. STOTT Il CROMWELL
wholesale agents. anII-Inl
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eGye DE-. HENRY SLADE
~ Will give Si:tings for
Independent Slate Writing and Physical Phenomena
between the hours of 10 q. p. BIC street
NORTHWEST.
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As soon as possible THE REPUBLICANS young
man elbowed his way through the grimy, bad
smelling thrOng, and exhibiting his piece of paper
inquired in what amount he was winner With
very winning smile the policy man explained that
the numbers in that particular gig" had not
drawn out. With an internal conviction that he
had been swindled out of four bits the knight of
the Fabcr No. departed to reimburse himself by
working the business Office of the paper for an ap
preparation for fare.
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e~ NOTICE-THE OLDEST INHABITANTS
~ will meet at their Room, No. ,, COrcoran
Building. on WEDNESDAY, May l. Ut 3:3n p. m.
ny3-stS =. MAST. Marshal.
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Special |efices.

s@ DR. S. ]. COCKERILLE,
ES DENTIST.
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kS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGToN. April y. ISL.
The attention of TAXPAYERS Is called 10 the tax
levied for the year ending; June 30 ISL Real and
Personal Property.
The second half OF such tax. where not previously
pad VIII become due and yblc ihe LIST day May
next: and if not paid before the LIST day of June
ing, shall theTeGpOn be in and delinquent,
and penalty of two per ccnium upon the amount
thereof will BE added and the same with other taxes
due and i'm arrears, will lee listed for advertisement
and TAN SALE in the manner prescribed by exist
ing law.
By order Of The Commissioners ofthe District of Co.
lumbig.
Attest: JOHN F. COOK,
ap=i-l2t Collector of Taxes d. c.
S.up:-,,T,r N-prT,.T-
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E9
BY vote &C The Directors of the Market a reduction
has 6een made in the monthly of stalls rent
eTS 10 take effect April ISL and continue through
the current fiscal year. Dealers desiring to avail
themselves of lflis advantage viii do well to make
immediate application AZ the office of the company.
apli@T Il. +. GUY. Secretary
FOE@ THE COMPREHENSIVE
kS heretofore existing as
WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCURANE
IS dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. : W. WOODWARD is alone authorized To sign
in liquidation.
:. W. WOODWARD.
y. II. IgpTHROP.
{. + tOCIIRANE
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,,s n. McCAw, ". H., Professor Of Practice
A'95'CIoo Coi eNAN NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics,
Oc % ur.,tFosn. NJ. D., Professor Of Diseases Of
80. spd IhiidTtn.
Wor3ee' M.SSoN, NJ. H.. Professor Of Physiology
sna ls.t".,f N. TAYLOR, VI. d., Professor OF Chem
ls,f, tte IN cfrfiEN. 81. n. Professor of surgery.
gS,.sropIISR ToMPKINs, N. ~, Professor OF
ks'g4inl lNxs. Professor Of Ns,eriS Medica and
Tscyapeslio., A., n ,o,,on.,r.tor ~ Ana,o,nv
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HUsTINGs COURT.-The following busi-
ness was disposed OF in this court yester-
day:
The case Of William Moore (colored),
who was convicted i'm the Police COult o!
stealing a lot OF manufactured tobacco from
b. #. McCue and sentenced 10 sixty days in
Jail and ten lashes, came up on an appeal.
The judgment OF the Police Justice was
reversed and the accused discharged from
custody.
Fred. Burke (colored], convicted In the
Police Court Of stealing one lot OF shoes
from Roberts, Bssle d Co., and sentenced
to six mouths confinement in iali-on an
appeal. The judgment OF the Police Jns-
tice was affirmed.
WsverIey Field (colOred), charged with
keeping and exhibiting a game called lta.
Ian faro, was tried and acquitted.
Henry Christian (coIored), charged with
keeping a disOrderly house, was acquit-
ted.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Police Court, YeSterddy-Tbe first case
called was that OF Julia Brown (colored),
aged about fourteen years. Defendant was
charged on the oath OF one Sally Johnson,
also colored, with bayiog on Monday al.
tempted TO set fire TO the "old-taYern q.
property on Hull street. II the bre had
gotten under headwaya a pretty considerable
destruction would have been caused. An
entire absence of motive on the part OF Julla
Brown for the commission OF so grave an
offence induced a very rigid examination,
which disclosed the fact that Sally Johnson,
for some fanced slight on the part OF
.Julia. who was familiar with the prem
ices. had determined 10 fire them, In
order by casting suspicion on her 10 get
even with her by having punishment award
Cd which she could not iniiict save through
sucb base cOntriyance. As Slllie discovered
the presumed fire whose origin was hrst
credited 10 Julia, it is not supposed she IN
tended 10 let the cOD1jgratlOn get beyond
her control. The upsOot OF the matter was
that Julia was acquitted aud Will be used as
a witness against Sally Johnson, who was,
meanwhile, deposited In jail to await an IN
qury by the next grand inry. IL was
case OF the bitter bit.
One party was fined for an assault COM
mltted under the inspiration OF some sun
dav whiskey which he had unaccountably
inmped outside Of on the day OF rest. Two
Others charged with slight lapsess having
sniritual base were admonished and dis
charged.
Gustine Davis tcolored) was "called, but
came not" IL was intimated thst she had
made a judicious skip OF the city, fearing
{" fhe wrath 10 come" The allegation
against accused was from Jerusalem Sab:
long, sn aged colored party, who charged
her with the abduction Of his daughter Ar
line, Of tender years, irreproachable morals,
and saddle. colored complexion. The girl
appeared in court. having been left behind
by the levauting female. The aged son OF
Ham requested the dismissal OF the pro,
ceedings-he bad recovered his strayed
lamb. "DeyIstole my chile away, but Pse
GOT her agin,b he mumbled as he hobhled
from the judicial presence happy eradi-
Gator Of primitive corn-pone.
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condition. IL the drought continues the
riverside manufacturers, late so iOcund,
will ind they have "Teckoned without their
host.n Last night the Marshall Mills Cot
ton Mauufsetory was in full blast, using
water that would have been otherwise lost.
Peter Cheyallie Warwick, Esq, Conserya.
tiye-DemOcratie candidate for the House Of
Delegates from Manchester, Powhatan, aud
Gooehland, has lately been visiting his con-
stituents, and made very fine impression.
The Melhodisis OF the city are about TO
make a vigorous effort TO build Sunday
school room on or near the corner OF Fifth
and Decatur streets for The accommodation
OF the children OF that faith. who are nu-
merous 10 that neighborhood. The pros.
pec,s are favorable for the erection OF the
proposed bnildng.
Tom Cook, a well-known fisherman,
caught yesterday off MaVo's island, with q
trot line, fiiteeu-pound roektish.
Mr. John W. Jones, Of the Star saloon, is
confined TO his bed by indispOsition, caus-
ing serious uneasiness among his many
friends.
The KOmic Krew OF Komus alias Raga-
mullins, hold another meeting Friday night
TO further perfect their arrangements for
participating in the Centennial celebration
in Richmond.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Manchester
township met Monday. and after pass
tiug on q number OF claims submitted, ad-
iOurned out OF respect to the memory Of
the late President Garfield.
A number OF localities in Chesterfield
county have lately been visited by copious
rains, while Others have remained as dry as
a pOwder-horn.
The Hastings Court yesterday adjourned
for the term.
The Union Guard (eolored), johnson
captain. will certainly go to the Yorktown
Centennial.
The revival services at the Baptist church
continues, with Rev. Dr. Hanks, OF Geor-
gia, and Rev. Mr.. Derleux as conductors.
I he interest in the meeting is very general.
The Readjuster-Republican ratification
meeting appointed 10 take place next
week is expected to be a big political
event, as the biggest speakers and good
music have teen engaged. The meeting
will take place at the courthouse.
The cOal-yein discovered on the levitt
farm, in Chesterfield, promises TO be a
big bonanza in that line.
The Danylle railroad shops new are
rapidly advancing towards completion.
The kaolin.works are also progressing sat
isiactorily. These latter are now called the
&" chna-wOIks" by local Inhabitants.
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RICHMOND. Seniemher 2G.

RICHMOND. September 2G, 1881.
At a mociing OF Excelsior Grove. No. g.,
U. A. O. D.. held at their hall on sunday
the 18th instant, the following resolutions
were I'd pied:
/. ResolUed. That recognizing the kind
ness OF the city auth0rities-especially
MAYOR Darlington and Messrs. Charles h..
Todd and John NJ. Higgins, OF the Commit
tee on Streeis-jn furnishing us force to
search for the remains Of Brother John
Jurkin. who met his death by the burning
Of G.. +. WatsOn's factory, we do resDect-
folly and gratefully tender them our heart
felt thanks.
. Resolved, That we also recognize and
tender our thanks to Captain Joseph Cnad-
dick for bis efficient and tireless services in
directing said force in search OF the body.
8. ReSOlUed, That these resolutions be
published in the Richmond Dispatch.
By order OF the Grove.
MYER ANGLE,
Secretary Excelsior Grove. No. 8,
L. A. o. Druids.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF Yesterday:
Joseph Harris (colored) was ordered ten
stripes for stealing one doOr-bell and lot
OF store fixtures from G. +. Workman.
Ida Watkins (eoloredJ, charged with
stealing two silver spoons, the property OF
C.. G. Pugh, was discharged
Elizabeth ToOgoOd, Matte Taylor, and
Joseph Bailey were up for irespa,sl9g on
the premises Of p. II. Hlskins. Toogood
and Bailey were discharged, and an attach
ment issued for Matte Taylor, who failed
to appear. $500.
John GRAY, James Gray, and Willie Jei-
ferSon (all eOlOred), charged with breaking
Into the storehouse Of II. Merger and
stealing therefr3m one lot OF cigars anc
divers other articles. The case was con-
tinued until to-day, on motion OF the ac-
cused.
Mile Hambleton (colored), charged with
stealing one pair Of blankets from Florence
G. Maury, was sent to Jail for sixty days.
A. W. Ferguson (cOlored), charged with
assaulting and striking JedGy Ann, was
committed to jail for thirty days in default
OF surety.
Annie Carter (eolored), charged with
stealing one lady's cloak from Fannie
Jones, was sentenced TO confinement 10 The
city Jail for six months. An appeal was
taken to the HusiUgs Court.
Jeremiah Jones (cOlOred), charged with
being drunk aud tresp1ssing on The CspltOl
Squsre and assauling and resisting Police.
man j. A. Peters, was sent on TO the gIand
jury.
Madison Archer (colored), charged with
beating his wife, was fined $40.
Cora Barber (colored6 charged withpetiy
larceny, was discharged.
Robert Patterson (colOred) was fined 81
for creating disturbance 10 the market du-
ring market bOurs.
George Glover (colored), charged with
being drunk and resisting the police, was
fined 9.
j. F. Dunleyy, for lighting in the street,
was fined e so. ,,
Charles johnson and w. II. Miller, for
fighting i'm The street, were fined - each.
John Baker, for being drunk, was hned
81. IA,
John and Jane Valiant, charged with
being drunk, were ordered TO leave the city
within "a hours-nOn-residentS
George Kroner, for being drunk, was
fined $3.50.
W. F. Meanley, for being drunk, was
fined 81.
Harry Morgan. for being drunk on the
street. was fined g.
Patsev Booker and Julia Johnson (both
colored) were charged with creating dis
turbIuce on the street. Booker was hned
81 aud johnson & 80.
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PersonaIs md RrIern.

Police were busy yesterday taking The
names OF householders who will consent 10
receive boarders during the Centennial.
The cadets OF the Virginia Military Insti-
tuie, numbering about one hundred aud
twenty, will 90 TO Yorktown as the body
guard OF Governor Holiday.
The grand Democratic ratification meet
ing in this city will take place October
llth. All the clubs are invited to partici-
pate.
Judge Wexford Is expected TO return to
The city IN few days.
The Democratic registration bureau at
the American Hotel is already doing good
work.
The streets need sweeping badly, but
when a macadamized street Is swept clean
now there is good deal OF carting Of the
pulyerIzed granite to be done afterwards.
The First Regiment Exposition is going
to be a success.
Ex-Governor Kemper, Captain p. w.
Mckinney, and A. W. Burke were in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Dana l.. Hubbard, OF the Wheeling
(W. Val Inteiigencer, wss in the city yes
terday, and left last night for the White
Sulphur Springs.
a gentleman in this city some few months
ago purchased two dozen hen.eggs OF some
good stock, aud sent one half OF them each
to two friends residing 10 different portions
OF the state. Eleven OF each setting hatch
ed. One brood turned out to be ten hens
and one rooster, while the other was ten
roosleTs and one hen.
Memorial services for the late President
were held at the Second African Baptist
church Monday afternoon. Rev. William
Troy, the pastor, delivered a sermon appro.
pirate TO tue occasion.
The remains Of Mr.. Gesrge A. Woody,
citizen Of Union Hill, who died Of malaral
fever on Sunday, were escorted 10 their last
resting.place, in OakwOod cemetery, yestcr-
day afternoon by the Iron Moulders' Union,
OF which the deceased was Il member.
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THE CENTENNIAL CHORCs.-A full meet.
ing OF the Yorktown Centennial Chorus
will be held Tonight at Sanger Halle at the
usual hour, when the names OF the singers
will be enrolled, and \ list prepared to be
deposited in the cornerstone OF the York
town monument. There will also be re-
hearsal by the full chorus OF the various
pieces to be sung. A large number OF
singers from Washington, Petersburg, and
Dauville are rehe1rsi1g the slme music
with view to reinforcing the Richmond
cbOrus at Yorktown.
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INVITATION TO THE PRESIDENT TO YlsIT
RICHMOND Council Centennial Com
mlttee have appointed Judge John a. Mere.
dltb, General Williams c. Wickham, and
+. A. Saunders, Esq, special committee
TO visit Washington to confer with The Pre-
sident, members OF his Cabinet, and repre-
sentstives Of the French Government, and
invite them on behalf Of the city to visit
Richmond daring the Yorktown Centen-
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mss DANiEL's BOAKUING- md
NJ DAY SCHOOL,
t,i easi Grsc, STREET. Richmond: Va. The mn
~. ,ss1 andsutis the 271u OF JUNE follow
,e" N j. "a PLACE wiz have cnNree OF the
r,-,-s cis>sea, scd sir. JOHN A. fLDKk OF those
I,'. ..srg s,t mining. Competent assistants en-
,.,c5 For further particulars apply for circnl r..
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THE SNAKG DANCE.
Confirmation OF Most Horrible In.
dian Ceremony.

Lieutenant BOurke's Discovery in Northern
Arizona-A Tribe of indians Wholly I'm
known 20 Civilizstion-StranRe Religion of
che wild Moquis.
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IEORGETOwN COLLEGE, d. c.

VI .,.-... III, -,
The scholastic exercise O. this institution WI De
81 cstal0gut~ Of fun information apply 20
srg REV. =. F. HEAJI. :. j.. President.
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TIE THEATRE TO.NIGHr.-The HOey-
Hardie Dramatic Combination will open
at the Theatre tonight in Mr. George
Hoey's adaptation of a Child OF the
state" Aside from the merit Of the play
uself, il it has much, our theatre-goers
NAV attend with the assurance that they VIII
witness the performance OF very superior
company. Signora MaierOni Is well known
and appreciated here as an actress OF great
force. Tue combination is complete IN sll
its parts, and especial attention Is paid TO
stage.setting and effect.
The following Is the cast for to-nighi:
Count Maurice de Lancy, Young French
officer. James NJ. Hardie: GrOs Rene, his
friend, George Hoey; Won Helmieh, Chief
Magistrate, ii. Il. Davies; Waldberg, II
magistrate, Marx NJ. Price; Christian, his
nephew, r. }. DlIlon; BidOehe, a wan
deTer. ii. J. Morose; Fritz, d. Connolly;
.IaiIer. James Beyins; Karl, Cecil La
Mount; Gertramde, a Child OF The state,
Sonora Majeroni; Louisa, Won Helmieh's
wife. Mrs. j. J. Prior; Marie, their ward,
Miss Emma Pierce; Carllne, Child OF the
State. Miss Eva Glenn Baker.
II The weather be 81 all propltioas the
\ heatre will doubtless be filled tonight.
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Women that have been pronounced IN
.,rshie hy the best physicians ia tue coun-
trv nave been completely cured OF female
s,yyaLneSs my NV the use OF Lydia r. PINK
sarn;s Vegetable Compound. Send TO MIS-
Ixd,s % v Pinkhap, 1888 Western avenue
Lynn, Mass, for pampnIe's' ~
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COMPS AVANT COURIER Frank j..
PiIIing, manager OF w. G. Coup's adver-
Using ear No. 2. was ia the city yesterday
completing arrangements and making an
nouDcements for the exhibition OF the
a New United Monster Shows" which ap-
near here on the TIN of next month. The
nalace car was lying at the Petersburg
dep0t yesterday, and left late in the after
noon for the CoekSde Caty. IL IS another
evidence OF the wonderful enterprise OF The
great organization to which 1t Is an ad-
iuDct. While furnishing every convent
ence, IL Is filled with highly-illumlnaled
sImost endless quantity. The show IL pro-
bably the 6nest IN the country, and is said
TO be the only Touring cIrcus in the world.
The children, and old people too, are apx-
iousIy awaiting the coming OF che great
Coup is now exhibiting IN
Baltimore.
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School Bodrd.-Last night was regular
meeting night Of the CITY School Board,
but, owing TO the lack Of a quorum, no
meeting could be held. The following mem
bers were present: Messes. Garnet, Peple,
Foster, Wsisiger, Vaughn, and owen.
Seven constitute quorum. The expenses
in conducting the public schools in
this city last session were by careful man
agemert reduced 10 S4,423.l0. The schools
will open on the Sd OF October.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 10:
= A. NJ, SO; noon, 50; 7. NJ, 90; 6 p.
NJ, IS; midnight. IS.
Mean temperature, S3t.
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CoLDEE's L1EBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND Tonic INyIGORATOR re-establlshes diges-
tiOn also admirably adapted for females in delicate
health who require a tonic s;imuaut Az for
CoLdeR's, take no other. Ofdruggsts generally.
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BriefS.-Tbe canal was full Yesterday,
but the river, not having been reinforced
by recent rains, was in q decidedly falling
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wEEKLY MORTALITY.
Sept. J 3. Sept. 10. sept. II, Sept. "a,
1879. 1880. 1881. 1851.


Total deaths...lO 20 10 "a ~ 20 u I6
Sull-bOrn.... 0 3 o 3 O. l
Mean temperature for the week ending
September l7tb, 500 II; mean temperature
for the week ending September 2ith, 800
So.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
September t7lh, 0.60 inches; amount OF rain
fall for the week ending September 24th,
600 inches.
Rate Population. as per census 1880
White, 1891; colOred, 2G,609-total, Ca
CO. Rate Of mortality Of whole populs-
tion was 2G.40 per 1000 per annum. Rate
Of mortality OF white population was % IA
per 1000 per annum. Rate OF mortality OF
colored population was 3l.0i per 1000 per
annum.
Figures used in this report-Wh Whlte, 3S,-
200; colored, 26, 6,S00-t0tal, 65, ,0O0.'
sThe $50 added 20 population as per ssnsus Is
c1ntidertd meagre allowance for Ihe hO3shg
population Of our siy,