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Exculpation of Bishop Whiting ham.

BALTIMORE, August 1.-The board of IN
qury in the matter of the presentment OF
Bishop Whittingham, having concluded its
duties, has adjourned sine die. The follow.
ing is the finding Of the board: -
"Whereas this board of inquiry, convened
by the action of Right Rev. Bishop B. B.
Smith, D. D., the presiding bishop Of the
House OF Bishops, to consider certain charges
in the case Of the Right Rev. William (.
Wbittiughsm, D. D., bishop Of Maryl land,
having duty and fully considered the said
charges, do hereby resolve that from the EVIL
dence before them they are Of the opinion
| that there are not sufficient grounds to put
Right Rev. W. R. Nottingham upon bis
trial in the same matters"
The thirteen members who took their
| seats when the board was organized on
Thursday last were present to-day, and the
vote In favor OF the finding was nine to four
against, the latter being the solid vote of the
diocese of Virginia; the dioceses OF Central
PENNSYLVANIA, Pittsburgh, and Mary land yo.
ting for the eXculratioD.
Agreeable to the canon Of the Church,
certificate OF the president of the board, Rev.
Charles Brock, of WeIboro'. Penp., OF its re-
fusal TO make presentment, was duly maze
out and forwarded to the secretary Of the
House Of Bishops to be deposited among the
| archives.
The board also adopted unanimously tie
following, offered By member voting IN the
majority on The question OF presentment:
aResolued, That the president of this board
he instructed to accompany the charges and
certificate OF the refusal Of the board to make
a presenlment against the Bishop Of Mary
| land with statement Of our unanimous and
emphatic CONSERVATION of the alleged acts
and teachings Of the Rev. Messrs. William
Perry aud Riebey, of Mount Calvary church,
act forth and complained Of in the present
ment made against them by the slandag
committee TO their bishop and for wh;sh
they have been admonished By him." 49,
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AssoIyNcEMEET FROM THE PRESIDENTIAL Or

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE PRESIDENTIAL OF-
rloE.- Washington July 81, lS15.-H be-
comes the painful duty OF the President to
announce to the people of the United States
the death of Andrew johnson, the last sur.
yiyor of bis houored predecessors, which oc-
Cured in Carter county, East Tennessee, at
an early hour this morning. The solemnity
of the occasion which called him to the
Presidency, with the varied nature and
length of his public services, will cause him
10 be long remembered and occasion mourn
ing for the death of distinguished public
servant. AS mark Of respect for the mem
ory of the deceased it Is ordered that the
Executive mansion and the several depart
ments of the Government at Washington be
draped in mourning until the close of the day
designated for his funeral, and that all public
business be suspended on that day.
Il is further ordered that the War and
Navy Departments cause suitable donors 10
be paid on the occasion to the memory Oh
the il!ustrious dead.
1 Blythe President. II u. 6. GRANT.
John H. Gadwaliaaer, Acting secretary OF
State, ..s.
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Markets by Telegraph.

700 Dass Il Hssa Fsue ioaaoe 's.f see
ss So noar fr.ner; eomm.n 70 Ials exta, 500
Tfeat-Spriur In moderate demand; winter has
advanced; with acoo ipquiIy and liaht supply;
Tor amTer west. m @si IS for White Sesicro.
ttorn closed quiet; Sac. for Steam western mixed;
s c soft
sore. Oats decidedly tirmeI; s2@s4c: for mixed
earsces quot u At l7s@sos., gid; lob Io's 1870
| fair 70 good reiicice; lice. for prime: lsined
qulet and unchanged. Mvlassc. 1rm and dull. Tai
low firm at SKA SIC. Rice quiet and unchanged
Rosin dnl! 3! sl.6o@sl.75 lurgent,ne dull at
opened finer and ciose5 neAvy ii IsSc. for old
| prime steam; I SIC. for new prime steam. Whis-
key dull Ut $120A- Neighis quiet. @t@1t
r. kla a.nE: t"@' BALTIMORE. .@SEa.l2
| BALTrMonE, August 3.-Flour active and strong.
cru; ;1 penns i Iyans reds sl.s5@si.ss: Maryland
tl.25@*l.46:L Corn quiet: white southern, 900
Pork, S21Qt21.75. Bulk. meats-sli3ulaers,l 9@
g &c., clear clear r E lSs
Larl steady refined LIZ oSee quiet aud steady 10Y
| and not quotably lower; - 0Hgl1c.E .h1E52'
'a1.r ~. CINCINNATI 1EI,11'
| CINCINNhT1s august Z.--FlUuf cAClttu dbuuBu~
err; family, t7@S7.l5. Wheat excited and higher;
1e sl.a5Sslo5 Corn steady am 5d hsn 1t 72 s
outlet aud tlrln.r; new, 1881 05. pork--Uemand
good at full prices all o rings taken at s2l. Lard
iirmer and heid higher se1in. 1875; kettle, lag
| l4Ac.; SUI mer, 13c. asked Bufk.meats hrmer anu
hrld higher; SHOULDERS SSGS1c.; clear rib. sides,
11H@I2c.; clear sdes, 12h@l &c. Whiskey quiet
ana 1rm at 41.l7. ~. s-r - .-. ..a ~
| - ....r LOUISVILLE. ..s..
| LOUISVILLE, August 2.-Floun quiet and UNI
| cbangei. Wheat quiet and firm ut fl.20@fl. ~.
| Corn quiet and frn at B5@6Sc. Rye dull NJ 81:
| Provisions quiet ard unchang ed. Lard quiet ana
unchanged. " hlskey quiet aDu unchanged.
| 81. LOUIS. .....gr
ST. LOUIS, Angus, Flour firm and unchangeds
Wheat iuactlyr; No 2 iei winter, LOO bid. Corn
higher; No mixed, 6s4c. tio: re guar, 70c BID.
q ITS higher: car Iols NO Z, 65G57c. po,k hkLer ;
small fos. $3.50. Lard dull aid nominal; sum-
merT I2kc Buik.mea Is. shoulders, $40; clear
rib, 12c.; clear side 12sc. SacOn trpsE and held
higher shoulders, 1893 &C.: clear RIP, sides, Log
19kc: clear SIDES, I3c Whiskey quiet and I'M
changed at 81 S. .s..sgt =. n 600
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= COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
,sbg -s,gfn3 I'll. RICHMOND, August q 1926.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Is ,adg -ss3sn, 49, RlcnaoSD, August 2,ls35.
f.. gaT -, vi OFFERINGS. 49, y ~
,WHEAT-WAre, 1.764 bushels. Red. $500
John Ksae, 2.se2 Bushels. lstred, so Bushels.
TUAIs'-oS0 bushels. ~ Siit orr sT1G
kTE---40 bushels. I.-..--. ,.,....,. -,
MEAL.-170 bushels. ''.s''Si ~.
SALES. 1" 'f1t..ei'Ss
WHEAT.-White, 600 bushels good at 8I 10.
$50 bushels g,Od at sl.42; 234 bushels isiY at
el.36; 800 bushels Yerv good mt 81 48; 93 bsssh-
els very good a.: s1.46. So bushels CON u ON at
SE20; 100 bushels prime on private, terms: so
eu she,s tair on private terms; 90 Bushels iie at
terms: 81 bushels nod al 81 40. 20 bushels very
good at ~ .4S: LIS bushels very good on private
terms; 1872 bushels goof at 81 Al; 4l2 bushels
very COCO a. St.47 eco bushels good on private
terms; 2S6 bushels choice. ut 1850; SO bushels
prime ON. rriydte tIims: 16S bushels common ae
1880: 142 bushels fair at Sl.35-totai. 1870
bushels. ans .s..,5- ss,.t 4.. r.,y s. gsf at
Com Waite, 1850 bushels very good at sOc.;
s36 bushels prime at sOc-totat 1910 bushels
Hired SO bushels prime at SOC. Ir.Dt ~
8 OATS.-50 bushels prime new 1t &c. =.
RYE-20 bushels very good ut 9Uc.
mRAL.-30 bushels cnuutIy. boited ut S3c.
,t4'a KR-sXHibIrsD. ,f1AsE
CORN White. 642 bushels.
cATS.-7S bushels.
RYE.-20 bushels. gns ,.s -st'
| n.s..tt9.s. REMARKS. ..t.. -
The wheat market remains steady, choice bring
Ing $3.50 The corn market Is more active Ia
sales but weaker III price, Oats dull; 10 change In
! nrirp
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OPENING BIDS TO BUILD A LOCK on THE
hANAwuA.- BIDS for building Jock on the
treat h.nawba river near BrowDstown, w.
va, were opened at the office of Colonel
William /. Craighill, engineer in charge OF
river improvements, on Saturday last. Con.
SftSs has appropriated 100000 to improve
the Great haua" ia by locks and dams, and
Inc BIDS opened on Saturday were for build
iEs cue Of The locks, which is to be asout
Three hundred iect long in the Interior and
AttS 'cet Wild, and will cost from $4,000 10
SlVO,V0o. 1Alrty-three bids were made tor
Tue work by parties in Baltimore, New
1ofh, Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
eise" here. There are fifteen specifications
ia lie BIDS for different descriptions OF work.
W "orh viii be lei 10 the lowest aggrex
gaze b'qder.-Bdtimore Sun, I'd.
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aence, has returned to Vienna on account OF

The Yfenn1 Presse says It has reason to
believe that Prince MSiana Object III coming
to t,eis city Is TO sound the Government, and
as ,erta tn whether A ustria iniendsto preserve
neutrality even II the instruction Is pro.
tracted " neither she will, not recommend
the Porte to redress The evils which S,haye
caused the present. disturbances and finally,
whether she Is iDclined to support the de-
mands which the Sservian Government con.
templates respecting Tie development OF the
Independence Of Servia. The Presse con-
cludes that, if the Austrian Governments
reply Is not altogether in the negatiyeit will
be because Turkey Is at fault for showing
lack OF energy at the commencement OF The
Instruction.
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'g WASHINGTON, August q The notice given
some time ago By certain employing printers
and Publishers that they would not be GOV.
erned further By the rntcsof the Columbia
Typographical Union, No, l01, took effect:
to-day. The employers notified their ur.
neymen that il theF did not propose to work
on the new scale, they need not return to
work to-day. In consequence Of this action
there are probably about forty or fifty bands
walking about to-day. The vacancies thus
created viii be filed by non-anion printers.
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FINANCIAL.
7IGHMoNp- STOCK ExcHa $780,
lgJ : io5sfffass ss,sS.

ssass sonsoia old: rnginis iss,s
!, %ns. H. ga ne Y1rairis taxsreccfraoc con-
No ~ oSJ M = city al, fgs Ma.
itch Iono Guy 6s. San bid; Petersburg cifv ~
eg Z. s e. on eity So IS liz ssssse.S;ss
Sl isssra "a iSas ,,,ss -
gag prefe Psss, Mors.
R sIhsnaG dqiL.saEs So and ss I'D
nortssEs ina, aua 90 BID; sichmond. s ersdsa
asd IN IA sieSm as asilross gs, j.
con soiiaatad 81. j. and n ]. VI 3 aailr9sd
Gf..g1 Bonds s-Ia. . e. River and Ksuarna C.n.,
first mortgage 6,s, 81. and go rsI m 800
- Rdt1reod Soets:--E, cilmond, FIedesi "A
Potomac ,Raslfanu com moc, 90 vsr 7g Ia 1ae
hiSsEIonf, fredencksDa q ana .fsosnfpaa y ssrosS
per cent. Guaranteed leo par. 90 bid RIsh.
Esoud, Frederfcssnug am Potomac kaiI.oadiS Der
esra guaranteed 100 par. SO. a.. 81 - -
Bdn4 iSocks. lily, sayirsa 80 nar, 24k asked,
fpSsr01es Ctnalgniss lginis itre and Marine.
20 par 81 asked, Ylf4inis stale. go psr, S6H
bads Stygtaia Hnme. Il 90 paf,i ! or ASKED: Msrs
chants and Mechanics 100 nae 100 asked: Old
uoEfnfo1, 10) par. 50 asked Piedmont an TAR
4 90 pary III ssked fs' . 10 slEIS
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Weather RenOrf.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-For New Eng
land, the Middle States. and the Lower Lake
region, cool, cloudy weather will continue,
with rain, brisk to high norlherly to easterly
winds, aud stationary or falling barometer,
followed By clearer weather and variable
winds in the western part of the Middle
States and Lower Lake region.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather and slowly rising tempera'
ture, with southwest to northwest winds
and stationary or rising barometer.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

BgxL1s. August 2.-Bsron Won Sch3oesser,
the German Minister 10 the Unite& States,
sailed from Hamburger Saturday for the
United States. ;
The German federal rife meeting opeasd
at Munich yesterday. Marksmen from che
United States, Russia, Austria, and sRazer'
land will take part 10 the contests.
France.
VERSAILLES, August 2.-The Assembly to-
40, n1.sed the hill constituting Senate, and
the Cbsunei tunnel bill.
-Srhirty thousand francs was voted or the
hsnefit of the centennial exhibitors.
|, England.
Iosnoy. August 2.-The s!earaer FsIra.
dave which has been engaged 70 repairing
the United States direct cable, iIas arrived 81
Deal, "
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Tlh9s. versus Beeese1.

New YoaE, August 2.-Judse Morris,
counsellor Theodore Tilton, thispatternoon
served notice on Messrs. ShenrmsD and Ster.'
ling, attcrneysfo for H W. Beeehcr, 10 be pre-.
pared to answer IN a new trial on the first
Monday in September. a.rss t1aaI
Mr.. Morris says they have some new evi.
deBce. He thinks they can Try the.case in
ten days. sUO3,;Iro al 80 e:os~-siHsf3i y
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IS CANTON INSIDE LINE"

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BaTWEhN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-W EEkLY. -. '1
On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid Iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of
Twentysecond and Eock streets, making Close con,
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia. ...-. e
49, -'.+-. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by tire and marine
Insurance. free OF cost. No docknge charged a.
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. his
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. 1921 it,. 80 i&r, - Igtg =.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Ianton Inside Line" and sent to the Philadsl-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiaiaei.
pba- -: ~ o..
mond. For fnrther information apply 70 . -
- L. b. TATUM, Agent, IN
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
is. WILSON, General Freight agent,
Philadelpb W llnington and Baltimore Rai!poaa,
PHILADELPHIA. .... IL "a .. !.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
. u UI IN ANs 1k1HSU
Sc MoUNTAIN-TOP."

THIS OLD SUMNER RESORT, celebrated for its
magnificent scenery, extended views, pure, clear
spring water reeslOne and chaly beate), ami an at
mosphere that cannot be exceed in the mountlins
of Virginia, will be opened for the recention of
guests on III UkSDAY MORNING., July 29th, by
the undersigned. .,mrs "at
The hotel is situated on the top of the Blne Ridge,
Augusta county. seventeen miles east of Siaunton.
The table Will be supplied with vegetables fresh
room will be under the charge of one OF the best
caterers in Virginia. shall keep my OWE COWS and
thus give my boarders fresh butter and milk. ]
propose to set the best table IN the mountains this
season. 49,
TERMS 50 per day, S10.50 per week, or s35
per month. Half-price tor children and servants.
Satisfactory arrangements can be made by $anli-
lies for one more months.
10 my friends, acqua ntsnces, and the public
generally say come 10 - MOUNTAIN. TOP"
Until Thursday, call on or address me at l OO5
Bank street, Richmond Va. after that. ut " Noun
tain-1op." JOHN II. LEFIWlCH,
Proprietor.
Conveyances always at the depot for visitors.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP x,cESfh
" re COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOhE. ISAAC
EELL, RICHMOND.a and GEORGE w. ELDER
high water.
These Ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route. 80 .".,..-.
rooms. ..-. .s.. .. ....L 81
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un.
surpassed.
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights FOR point. beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge made except actua'
expenses Incurred
Freight received until p. III. daily. .-'
For further Information, apply TO -sssf.
GEORGE w. ALLEN i CO., Agents, ?
myI9 office Companv's whsrves. aOcKet0-
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Reunfoss of s,eorra. y. !,

Aeuni0a or Georgia yea .er.ns.
$1,000 RsrrAEaTIoSs sglEq AApr N Eagxg
sHffa xEcSfssGFA -
/ speeistseieazamsothe Bispa.ei.t4 ire ~ an -
NoHroIxt August n7.--Inmsnss ,preua, "a
tions ere being 1ndadss say Pofssnoura 10 -.
eeiYe The Third .Georgh Yster ans 81 their
Arrival and redaion tomorrow Two hun.
dred OF the veterans snd the same number Of
exsursfonists left Augusta, Gaeas zo'elock
this afternoon. Mayor Watts wslpex.end the
freedom and hospitality OF the city 10 j for
NAL address, and all The veteran nganiz ,tiDns
of the city. wiIlunke san escort. The Balti
nsofe Steam Picket Company has tenaered
che Adeinide for excursion purposes" md
General Malone train 70 Peters, arg on
W. Sc II = -
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE LATE 1x-PREgTDENT.
iHonoBa sTo MS xEMoRY AZ ..THR PEDEEl
-..a..-.sf CAPITAL AND ALI NILITARY pfiarn t-,ti

Hoh0BaaT9 his ME;AogY Az .GHE PEpEBAt
.so1't CAPITAL AND All. Tdsrs, ~,
ri fWAsaiFeroS, August a. AN .oyder has
beenissued from the War Department exc.
cutting the order Of the, President in regard
10 The late sex-Presideut - Johnson, and d.
recting that in compliance, with his instEuc-
tlops the troops be- paraded at 10 A.. IL. on
the day after the receipt Of the order at
each military post, when The, order
will he read to them, and the, labors
OF that day, will thereafter cease. The
national fig will be- displayed, at halt.
staff al dawn Of the day, thirteen guns will.
be fred, and afserward, at intervals Of thirty
minutes, between the rising and, setting OF
the SUI, q signnt gun ! and at tbs. close OF,
day o national salute fof thirty-seven guns.
The officers Of the army will wear Grape on
their left arm and on their swords, and the
colors Of the several regiments will be draped
In foS fhirfp dovs
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY FEGISEEK.l
July 80, 1875.
NOTICE TO BRICK.MASONS.

n 7--7-70
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office un-
Ill, w Ed y tSDAY, August 4, 1875, at u O'Clock
NJ. for khe construction OF the following SEWERS
and STkEET-BASINS:
3O-inch Circular Sewer on BelrIdsre street near
Canal street.
l6 by 24.inch EPg.Shaped Sewer, Belvdere and
Spring streets.
And 3 by 24.inch Egg. Shaped Sewer on Mar,
shall street from halfway between Eighth ana
Ninth street 10 the centre oil Eighth street.
Street Basin, southeast corner of sixth and Clay
streets.
Street Basin, southwest corner of Seventh and
Clay streets.
Street Basin, southeast corGcr Of Seventh and
Clay streets.
Specifications can be seen on application at this
Office The COMMITTEE on streets reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids offered. w.
W. Z. CUTeHAW,
~ 3O.td City Engineer.
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KY TeiosRaph

New YouK, August s-soon -ssocsx ann I'm.
better. Money, II, Exch spse-Lopx. 4S7k; sssort,
4aIh. Governments duft and steady. States Gull
ana nominal Sold. l121. tasi.tsG,lI silts
1879. Sold Sf1s !: li2AQliM. Soyefni1e nts
oalisaod steady. Z Ssatesquist aud nozaaaiIsTFa
iEd2fa,1. iz.f Z. BALTIMORE. assai ROT
y BALTrMoRE- August 2.-yIrRinfa 6,s ~ sssrs 40
consoe, S1& tWea YtrgiDta's. 81 North Carolina
ios, oidr ~ new. II: special tar, 8. ,BtS.,,.b
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Port OF RICHMOND. AUGUST. 2, 1875.

ARRIfED.
Steamer Westover, Skinner Baltimore, mercbaa-
disc and passengers, L. Il. Tagam, agent. III
be- Steamer w yanoke, Couch New YORK, merchan~
disc aud passengers. G. W. Allen eco.
Steamer John sylvester. GiH1ro. Norfoik, nere
chapdise and pcssengers. u. Il. fatum. agent
Steamer Alliance Csyr. Philaceipila, Inerc0&0~
disc and passengers. w. +. Porter, agent
BARK feDfta,i len, Boston, I'D bai!ast, 70 loa0
-four ros South America, Hpxa,L CrsDsnaw GO.
schooner Marietta steeiman, SoKers, Bostoe4 Lee
4. Il. Eab0ock. :.
schooner Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, Albany ,lunn-
Der, T.. b.. Whlllnek- Il .,a.y,
scboeuer Il. r. Simmons, Winetts, New Hor,s.
merchandise & -
sehoouar Daysd Cnrrte, -, Albany, lumber, c.
. Schooner Iseta Snow, Pillssary, win6ssS.s.,
plaster, Morrison & Kent. .ielia.
sIoop Annie.G tboons, Shelley. Ealtimose, hsiefss
Baltimore bEtcK Company. ,-s,
skMEn
Schooner Fl. H. Fisk, WILSON, New YssE. esnnet
coal. Curtis D. Darker.
Schooner MDaning Star, Lynch. Philadelphia,
gnanite, Currie e Co, f.H- 80
cnEARgp yoR RIBS PORT.
From RIO de Janelro on the 30th JsIs, tnrk In
du.try tBJl, Clifford. Z,
! - feH HG Telegraph. ~
| FORT MeanoE, Angus, 2.--Arriae,; Brig Jo-
ham. for Richmond. . H< ~. II x...ig -,
NV xoRY. August 2.--Arrived /. CITY OF; Eeook-
llyn Afryef Qua: CITY Of Berlin, frisis, ihzaoiss
elite
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AN ADDRESS BY Mr.. BEEcHER.-M anches.
Ter, N. e., July 31.-H. w. Beecher will de.
liver the annual address at the New England
and New Hampshire Agricultural Fair here
in September.
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LANES RIVER STEAMBOAPss@N. !,
ID COMPANY.


SUMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
AND NEW 4oRA,
or n POINT AND VUE DE L,EAU HOTELS
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMESRivER.
On and after TUESDAY, June 1st 1879, Ibis
Com uany"y fast and elegant steamer JOHN ~ l..
VkSTrR. Captsin J. A. POST, carrying Unteo
states Mail will leave wharf, Rockets, Tor above.
naned points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS ar O. A. NJ.
Passengers make sare connections sath BAY LIVE
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philsdelpaia, and New
York. .-. s,ss
FARE TO vuE DE LEAU AND
y OLD POINT .-..... Wy
ROUND g S
FaRE TO NORFOLK tlSLY.":.:. 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND Re 80
UCRN.... .--~sss.s' o ~
Fare TO Baltimore. .......s~s.....: w
Fare to Phtl3defpnla. ....'''..' q *
Fare TO New orH ...-........ Ia oU =,
7 trkeis for ssa. steaIDers- AZ Sareer y 20. .
TtskeL Ageucy, Main stree, and Exchanxr fiolei.
aud baggage checked through Freight fecelSea
d.iiy for Bsafon, Norfolk. aud Portsmouth, aas
reenlsr ian dings on James river from . A. IL. e
rs 2. 81. at reasonable rates vi.
/ Freight Sos way landings aust be pre- Raid.
+ = . -. L. u. TAIUM, GeparA kgens.
/ Office Company's wharf, Rockets: ocalch eaaes
Fat ". .. yesir Il CO.., corner CT Sh,l ana NAV
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-03

NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
IN SPRINGS, GILES COUNTi,FA.-SEASO SON
OF 1S75.-This charming summer resort, so favor
ably known. and situate on The banks of New river
near the highest point of the Allegheny mountains,
will I've open for the reception OF visitors on the
GOTH OF JUNE, 1875 A com ortable four. horse
each will leave New River depot, Oh the Atlantic.
Mississippi and Ohioraroad, for the Springs dist
ance miles, after the arrival Of the o'clock 4.
DAY. Visitors viii find good accommodations at
the WooLwINE HOUSE, New River depot. Mu-
sic, good livery daily MALL and post-offce at The
Springs. 49,
TERMS Board per day, 50: board pr week, 81 /;
hoard per month l2s daysJ $50. Children under
ten and servants half pc Special rates made Win
families tor board for the season.
Or. W. b. SINCLAIR. of Baltimore, resident ply
stefan. EGGLEsTON &TYLER. Proprletors.
Post.office address, " Eggles,On's Springs" Giles
county, Va. Any inquiries can be answered al John
II. Tyler l. Co.'S Richmond, Va. jc 9-2aw2m