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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13

ANOTHER TILDEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB IN
CLAY WARD.-The meeting as published in
this paper of Tuesday was held at Blenner's
Park at half-past O'Clock 2. NJ. On mo-
ton of Mr.. j. F. Meredith, Captain R. G.
Scott was called to the chair. w. B. Isaacs,
Jr., was, on motion OF Mr.. Leroy S. Ed
wards, elected secretary.
On taking the chair Captain Scott an
nounced that the object of the meeting was
to form Tilden and Hendricks club, and
suggested that in consequence OF the in
clemcncy of the weather and the shortness
Of the notice OF the meeting that it be adj
iourned over to some subsequent evening.
Major D. p. Halsey offered the following,
which was carried:
ReSolred, That this meeting be now adj
iourned to such time and place as in the
opinion OF the chairman may be deemed
best for the accomplishment OF the objects
in view. ......
In pursuance OF the foregoing resolution
a meeting will be held at Blenner's Park on
Friday evening, the 14th.
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LUsUs NATuRE.-Mr. Peter Woods, 516
Twenty-ninth street, has shown us q freak
of nature in the way OF double-headed
chicken. The two heads are perfectly
'shaped, forming one behind, and at the part
attached to the neck, whilst in front It is di-
yided, having two perfectly formed bills and
four eyes. In other respects it is OF the usual
form and size. 1tshoWed remarkable vlgor
in making its entree into this "DreaIalng
world do-preceding its companions-proba.-
bly, through its extra pecking power. 1t
lived but short time.
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PERsoNAL.-It was q son OF James w.
Craig, who resides on Mayo's Island, and
not Of James D. Craig, OF Manchester, who
was drowned Tuesday evening.
Mr.. r. D. Adams name was accidentally
omitted Yesterday in the list OF delegates OF
the Richmond Caledonian Club to the an
nual meeting of the North American United
Caledonian Association to be held in Phila-
delphia on the 10th of next month.
Mayor Carrfngton was sick yesterday and
uN2ble to be at his Office.
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SUNsTRoKEs-FATALA AND NOT FATAL.---Mr.
Walter B. Eggleston, q well--known printer,
aged about thirty-seyen years, died night
before last from the effects Of the heat at his
home, on Oregon Hill. Mr.. Eggleston had
been suffering from bilious attack, and be-
fore he had sufficiently recovered went out
in the sun, which produced brain fever. He
will be buried at 10 o'clock this morning
from the Pine Street Baptist church.
Mr.. Joseph Montgomery had al attack OF
sllnstroke on Tuesday, and was yesterday
confined to- his room at the Capitol Hotel
from the effects.
Yesterday morning the city ambulance
was called to the corner of Sixth and Mar
shall streets to convey a white man to the
almshouse who was overcome by the heat.
His name was not ascertained, as his con-
dition was such that he could not be ques-
toned.
Late last evening Mr.. Isaac g.. Gentry, OF
Montague, Gentry s. Co., Sixth and Cary
streets, and three young ladies at the same
factory, were overcome by the heat, and
were taken home by the city ambulance.
A colored woman named Agnes, employed
at the Capitol Hotel, about 81 O'Clock yes
terday fell from the effects Of the heat. DR..
Cabell was called in, and after time the
woman recovered.
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PLEASANT ExcURs1oN..Th The excursion to-
morrow to Curtis Neck, under the auspices
OF the Executive Committee Of the Baptist
sunday-School Association, promises to be
pleasant affair.
To those seeking relief from the dust fand
heat OF the city, or needing q change OF air
and scene for the benefit CT their health, no
less than to those who are fond Of cheerful
and agreeable company, it will prove both
timely and acceptable.
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Delegates Elected.-At meeting OF Ex-
celsior Tabernacle, No. 9, G.. q. o. Galilean
Fishermen, held Tuesday night, the follow
ing delegates were elected to the Grand
Lodge, which VIII assemble in Richmond on
Tuesday: NJ. N. Woodbridge, D. T. Bats,
and Thomas Watkins.
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have analysed the wIIIsKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT" " controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co, Richmond Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur'
poses.-J. B. McCAw, n. d., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
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The VALLEY ROAD.-As matter OF inter.
est to those of our readers who may travel
down the Valley this summer we will state
that there are two trains now on the road
between Staunton and Harrisonburg. The
first train leaves Staunton at 6 A. NJ; az
rives at Harrisonburg at 8 A. NJ. The Sc
cond leaves Staunton at 4:45 P. NJ, and ar
rives at Harrisonburg at 6:10 P. NJ. Trains
arrive in Staunton at 1880 A. al. and s T.
NJ, connecting with both trains on the
Chesapeake and Ohio road.
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-------------------------
Ys{E HEATED TERM.

I-NEXAMPLED MORTALITY IN THE CITIES
4 FEW SIMPLE RULES FOR PREsERVA-
TfOS OF FUEALTII-KEEP COOL AND AVOID
EXCITEMEET-HINTS TO MOTHERS-llOW
TO CARE FOR CHILDREN DURING THE HOT
spELLS-KEMEDY For sUNSTROkE-NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
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Impression Made by Hillary Pages Let
ter.-The letter written by this notorious
criminal, and published in the Dispatch yes
terday, has created feeling in the minds Of
many that he cannot be as crazy as it is
claimed that he is,
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Installation of Ofcers.-Manchester
Council, No. 102, Friends Of Temperance,
installed the following officers Tuesday
night: A. B. Cheatham, president; Charles
Walke, associate; w. 3. Weisiger, chap
lain; W. j. Clotworthy (ex-president), trca-
surerj D. J. Weisiger, secretary; w. S.
Campbell, financial secretary; George Mere
dith, conductor; James L. Rogers, assistant
conductor; a. H. Claiborne, inside senti-
mel; A. B. Tyson, outside sentinel.
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,.r\VpHE UNIVERSITY

n
,,mlEEsT COURTHOUSE, VA.
>yErDE tMaih. Hcdali,t. ntyersitv OF
. t'r!uc;Irll and Instructor IN Mathematics
,.rn,l,. Il; Lit.. University Of Virginia ire
@ ',,i,,y,,It Instructor In Latin. University OF
49,, instructor In t,r'ck. Latin. French. ana
~.y preparatory 10 the University 9" .afe'1fE n rE.
,..,.,, accessible l,y railroad. \ large GYM
>...rv uClLD!HG. well appointed. Is Il late i'nior-
.....s.g.i"u :" the school. ,-. ,r.,;
..v> :,,r I!Ali session. Itayac in advance Iul-
. ''..., ,n,rd Ciucludn. fuel and medical aiten-
" .., $50 For students under fifteen years OIL
,.. T.l,uu and board tirCludin. fuel, mc'lc2i AZ
,,r...,o isl..>. and washing. $3.50. .....,,.>-,
:. II, - g,.,il.,.,,r ad!rrS> H. 4. STROBE.
>T9yIiI1m Principal.
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DISPATCH PRINTING -tIoUsE,--ln order to meet
the constantly increasing dc.aands Of our trade we
have added we-scec;ed assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together With our improved MA
cHINERY and sKILFCL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us In guaranteeing tho VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most expe-
ditious manner.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-This court was
engaged yesterday hearing the case OF An,
derson Ham (colored), who was sentenced
to the penitentiary for two years for mall. 1SI
cious cutting about two weeks ago. The
court set the verdict aside on the ground
that the assault was unlawful and not mall
cious. The prisoner was then tried for mis-
dcmeanor and sent to Jail for twelve months
md fined one cent and costs.
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TIE TRoT YEsTERDAY.-The tTet at the
Fair Grounds Yesterday evening was wit
messed by large number Of persons; and
the purse OF slos was won BY Robert Har. I-
peIss r. m. Alice Lane in three straight
heats-time 2:sSaa, 1902, and &I23. The Sc
cora horse $500 was Thomas Eurtis's br,
M Kate. Thonsns Crouch's g. s. ForaSeI,
3-drawn; and A. G. Babcock's Big. Little
dick was diStanced.
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NAILED TIE FLAG TO THE MAsT.--Tle
Tilden and Hendricks flag raised by the c.
c. c. of Clay Ward having become discon-
nected from the pole, one OF the young men
of the hal edward T. Dance) performed
the difficult feat OF climbing to the top,
some sixty feet, and fixing it. He then
came dewn safely to terra fr1raa.
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ACCIDENT FROM L1GHTNING-BARN BURN
ED.-On Tuesday evening, during the pre-
valence OF the storm, the lightning struck a
barn Of Mr.. Edward Tiller, on the old Fen
dali Griffin place, near the Brook road, a
mile or two from Richmond, and burnt the
building and nine stacks of straw and killed
valuable cow. Mr.. Tiller says If it had
not been for the assistance of the neighbors
his house would have been consumed in the
confederation
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Ny GODDIN 4 .P..sL, cottage residence at Jennings
yiIle, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
touac railroaE
ctIaFFIN. STAPLES q CO., 6k p. n, half inte-
rest in lot of ground with framed mouse mere
ON, corner Of Fourth and Leigh streets
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., T. al, two new
brick houscSin Manchester.
COOK & LAUGETON, 10Is A. 81, Stock groceries,
s:ore-hxturrs, &C., at No. l617 Franklin street
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Horse Fell Dead. Yesterday afternoon,
while Deputy Sheriff William Flournoy was
making his rounds in the county, his horse
fell dead under him from exhaustion when
about four miles from this city.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, a PARTNER with cash
w capital Of from $500 to $1,000, ina we'll
established profitable, and pleasant business. The
business Is genuine. irst-class aud perpetual, I'm.
proving by time and experience. Ii has the merit Of
reliability We eseek partner from the ranks Of re.
Liable Businessmen. Address SIGMA, Richmond
post-oflicc. jy 13-1t
A RARE CHANCE.-Wanted, as q part
IN ner, a FIRST-CLASS DRUGGIST. Only
$1,000 required for onehaf interest. The store Is
doing a good business In the TOWN OF Gordonsyilc,
va Address JOHN X. ESTUISLE,
iy 13-2ws Gordorsvfe, Va.
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OPINION or DIR. r. S. STEUI>RT, PRESIDENT
MARYLAND HOSPITAL, BALTIMORE: ~
have used CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT
OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRATon for more than
q year, and recommend 1t rs one of the most efficient
preparations have ever met with. It combines the
virtues Of food and tonic In q remarkable way.'
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WATCHMkN AT THE JAIL.-The Joint Com
nSttee on Grounds and Buildings Of the CITY
Council have appointed Mr.. Il. b. Clement,
q one-armed Confederate soldier, Waterman
atf the city Jail.
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RESIGNATION OF a PAsToR.-ReY. j. w.
Gains lcolored) has rendered his resignation
as pastor OF the Free Baptist church at West
Point. It IS stated that he will probably
take charge OF the Navy Hill Baptist church
In this city,
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MEETEsa OF TIE BOARD OF POLICE Com
meeting of the Board OF
Police Commissioners. held i'm the Mayors
n7ice Yesterday ali ernoon, Policeman Henry
Gnarterwas tried, on the Charge OF ass@1lt-
mig and beating Mfred Hopkins, prisoner,
with club, and 4cuuitted.
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SUMNER ExcURsIos RoUTEs.--We have re-
eeayed from hr. NJ. M. Welch, travelling
no eut for the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany. very interes ting book called 8 sum.
mer Excursion Routes for 1876. ~ 1t Is fufi
of valuable information for tho summer ex-
eursionist, and contains very comprehmen- en-
siYe railroad map.
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CaauMEN NELEcTED.-Ata q meeting Of the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings, held
Yesterday, Mr.. W. Piekrell was elected
chairman.
At meeting OF the Committee on the
Fire. Alarm, and Police Telegraph, held yes
terday afternoon, Nr. Joseph j. English was
elected chairman OF the committee.
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!CHE RGyrTIAN GCRIosITIEs FOR RIcRAoSD
IEsLLEeE.-The Ptiladelphia iaaorTespondent
Of the Washington Ckronicse, in speaking
Of Dr. Clrry's Egyptian munmy on e&h-
ht6iou attfhe Centennial, says: ~ The people
Of Richmard are to I5e congratulated upon
the prospect of obtahaing two seeh fine and
neutrality-suspicious. for the museum con-
neeted withtheir new Baptist College as this
Eeystian :mgsnmy and nummy case"
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~ 0n.aH sates Of Real Estate made dsttoet7'
tie ast of january snG last Of June the taSes for
Nse s,resent year haast to bepaid tyt purchaser.
,a all SAFES made dnoeena the LIST of July and last
OF The UsGr the tGEes hare to be paid Ly the seller
yrhisp1stom was adopted about fifteen yearsa2t
Nv all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to S.icbmond aid vtcinity.I
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CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK to order, and guar
antced to fit. Repairing neatly done by
BOSCHEN & BROTHER,
500 ard Ill Broad street.
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= WE INVITE attention to the sales Of Messrs.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & co. to take place this eve
ning-one in Manchester and the other corner Of
Fourth and Leigh streets. See advertisements on
four mi
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on THE GRAss.-Y Yesterday was the aiay
shat the young folks had the privilege OF
1daying upon thea,rass in the Capitol Square !;
but it was SO warm during tine day and until
.ery lateim Intervening that but feW:fock
HSyantase OF tbeDpportunity.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done az Inc
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good WORK, rJN
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Completed.-The work on Messrs. Wake
e. Saunders's flour-mills, which has been
going on for the past two weeks, has been
COMPLETED
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

TnUNKs, VALIsEs, AND SATcHELS reduced +
very low prices as BosCHEN's. Broad street.
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"KIssENGEN AND VIcHY" on draueht a
ScHGN's. Eleventh and Main streets.
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REMOVALS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
FRANK ID. HILL.
REAL ESTAIE AGENT AND ACcTIOGRHR,
No. IlOS Main street, Richmond, Va
Having taken the Office No. 1106 Aatn4 between
Eleventh. and Twelfth streets, recently occupied by
Jol,a boucher Esq, and Immediately adjoining my
old sand return thanks to my friends Tor the Kind
aye TO can their attsnon to my increased facili-
tfesor transactns tic real estate business in all Its
brsbches.
4 CARD.
REAL. ESTATE sold at auction or privately;
HOfiSES RENTED OUT and prompt remittances
made.sf rents collected; LOANS negotiated on city
real estate o. lowest market rates; DEEDS writer
and nodarial acknowledgements taken.
FRANK D. HILL, "a
SO. 1lO9 Main street.
Mp Ra. II. GIyLIA,., notary public, is with me an
will De pleased 20 see his friends Jy 1-lN
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Mayors Coart.-No business was trans
acted in this court yesterday except the civil
docket
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, -,.r SCHOOL. FOR BOYS.

.....f,fr. !s rcop"ncl september 9th next
y. ...3,, ,,.>.inH uH,il June l5:h. 1877:
, ~. rfs,,r,l ant yuliou exclusive Of wash
. :a,.h., in cGua! inStalments 4; begin
.-f H. ,srt riI of session.
81. ~ IH.a,,aua college. Address,
'..' f.DW ARD G. GWATHMEG.
--.-- i-...lnr.AiIlr. naNnNNr cOMntN. Va.
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]HUR MILLING FLIES,

EuR KILLING FLIES,
FuE KILLING FLEAS.
FuE KILLING; BED-BCGS,
FuE KILLING FLOWER INSECTS,
FOR KILLING REACHES.
FOR KILLING CHiCKEN-LICE.
FOR KILLING CATTLE-LICE,
FOR KILLING ALL INSECTS,
POLK MILLER 4 cos ITALIAN INSECT
POWDER.
!Iayirs ,"'I lGauy Thousand packages OF this pow.
deg a.I received ih" most fafcriiE accounts Of 1t.
g.. Effects. sill 1t guarantee that 1t will dc
waaI i, claimed frr il.
PULk MILLER 4 Co, Apothccarics,
corner Ninth and Main streets,
'yG prnprict1rs Italian Insect Powder.
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SARATOGA WATER" on draught, fresh from
the Springs, at SCHd;S'S.
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ptEHl'> rRnpHYLACTlC FLUID.
ENuLi>iI CNLoEALUM,
I:!;uNu-; IiLUEALUM,
lJEE CARliULATE OF LINE
81 u.," tea ;!~. Board of Health of Baltimore city.
v :r,j.n or iI.,rt matter mixed with 1t. hut it
/, u,.liy concentrated preparation of
TAMHuLlC ACID AND LINE,
wairH 's. ayc n"rm selling for several years, and
"ar, 80 hNow 70 EE EFFECTIVE in destroying
"Ahas ea,r> and foul gases from damp cellars, cul-
l'c,~. r..
MADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists.
-! 9lQ Main street.
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"G1NGER ALE " on draught at sCuGN's, Eleventh
nj
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKINs in great variety
at BosclIES's, 500 and I'll Broad street.
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CHAMBER OF CoAMERCE.-A meeting OF the
Board of Directors Of the Chamber OF Com
merce will be held this evening at 81 O'Clock.
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WINES. I.EOTORS. 40.

VINES. LIQUORS. DC.
HLA' hBERRi BRANDY VIRGINIA
0~rt iIIol. r1l. BRANDY Manufactured from Scuppcr-
tlG iei ssu1n Iu'u,asr, at ,.,,,,.
a"LR BEER, ALE, AND PORTER.
ADVANCEMENT TO THE TRADE AND Tu
PUBLIC GENERALLY.
81" "NcFcctrd In connection with the James Rive
~. '"c"cry all establishment for the i,ostling
|A'it-BEEk,
/, PORTER
ll, -m bog prepared to I'LL orders in quantities tc
aht ADOPTED the latest and most important I'm
3,"''hts III Tie manufacture Of these health full
1t'e can furnish as good an article as caat be
A al! "befe' And III the lowest prices.
sH'd5 aetfs cred TO any part Of this city aud 10
rriots Tree OF charge =.
y orders received at s0S MAIN STREET.
1l-sm d. Z. foENGiLbNG, SicbN,S IN;
8lAkTELL'S PURE FRENCH BRAN
I've are now receiving shipment Of the
ks,s Is RAJ NDY,
| *Sith packages. =
| Wale by
F'Es DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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.sARcrIc SoDA'-.;lrc fruit-juicc syrups-a1
SCHGN7S.
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{ NAl-uitCIlARD SALTS
EvAPuRATEp AT THE SPRINGS IN
KENTUCKY.
We! hno"Ans an apcr!cnt and also diuretic tonic
i .NlHN just received direct. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD L CO., Druggists,
T. ~ 1916 Main street
NlMNERS STICKY FLY-PAPER
' l',! received for sale
PUECkIL LADD & CO.,
"h 20 Druggists.
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nRtaS. MEDICINES. &c.

JuK KlNFANTS.-SiX cases SWISS CON
/ DI'\~ED NII.k-latc and direct Importation.
:, - f. WAGNER. Druggist.
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"BETHEspA WATER on drausht at SCuGN's.
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I'INF TEAS-GREEN AND BLACK
1 a. inw yric,>. direct from the Importer:
NEprTtlKANEANS SEA SALT, for making sea-
l'n. .old rs the pound or htlshrl.
M l.. WAGNER, Druggist
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4itllmond 1lspattll,

Gs-TIIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CfRCu-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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EDUCATIONAL
EDMOND COLLEGE, t,,n,,x,,.

,ruNuND COLLEGE,
Di'hA' SiClMoND. VIRGINIA.
II SEPTEMBER 2l, 1876,
-,rrcN; sCs>i"h 'fIfs-- The College emhfaccs
1 closes ',""' 'innlsvi2.. Latin, EFceh' s,;. m",'s.
',. separate Ell Mathematics. PHYSICS 1ne,"i, III,
,eSfs' PHILOSOPHY, SuNH lrn ~ cm,ipcntly succcss-
T., fe,a~s, Tn, >fi,u,ion In excellent workine
= mi lcaNc> -" buildings. apparatus ana mter,
.-g5. jNN,,.,nwmcHt CTiIstc Il tu
r..-,Sar'"t tcrm> unusnHil! '.,. ,,,--,s
a.acali'" '' ,,,, SESSION OF NINE MON NlHs
yNrC>>I> '..,,t;nn in ANY three Schools..$ so
,.t-i,.2a ni' 49,. -, Ind ac&rd in mess cinos. .
gSt,A il.t, "'>'' ...,..........'.-..-.-'- IL"
ss"a' .42os
Tn:s'....... -, college Hotel Instead of 400
fl. t- l.@,y.'."s '' ....,..........'--...... ...s2So
mr',h'H ..... living lul information, address
,-.c.';lo.1Ics E'''"' Il. PuRlEAR,
Chsrsman of Faculty.
.,.,>T TO PARENTS AND
INT"i''''- q hHpIANS.
,nxr ns cn\ETlNHl, \yE>GTlNHlri"N. NEHpE"f OF III"
>..r WurEaiNG. W. VA.
,- sar,: Of fr,t-c'a>S sCnG"' ZOO int 1'.e,; ,y
Tsr'"' =. ,,a wr,I !" Investigate the claims ol
,,r..r's W., ,r,,I-u,> Fer thoronehncSS IN every
-, @. ...'T.''' = s,ma.c ,vucation MOUNT DE
..,ar'..".. -, prominently high. Great atten,
tt't ~ ;s,TfrCt nc ilii"'~
4 = -1lr" I" ,,;h i.urucy. For those sufficiently
s@rrnsInsss rsecs"f'Sa 3; nrSnnSeIa: n"sEs
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, A BRICK HOUSE, No. m
3I5 south Fourth street (Gamble's Hill I'LL
containing Six rooms, with closets, gas, ana water
This house Is in good repair. For particgars apply
to o. JAMES L. CAPSTON,
423 franklin street,
;v1a-T,, ssN3t corner of Fifth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13

FOR RENT, THE COTTAGE REsl-R
II DENCE No. 6O7, on Eighth north of Leigh Iii
street adioning the former residence Of MIR. r, v.
Daniel containing three rooms. besides Kitchen Ap-
NV tn - JOHN T. GODDIN,
p' " Real Estate Agent,
,v1oat Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13

.,,ry,vT TO PA RE rs AND
! IAt''' ~ ,;l- tRDItNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13

TOR SALE, PONY AND PHAETON,
II In good condition. Apply ut S21 Main street.
iv Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13

TOR RENT, TWO ROOMS on se-N
II copd floor and FRONT BASEMENT ROOM. @sl
VIII rent the rooms separately II desired. Apply at
No | l west Main street. Jy 12-Zt~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13

VIZ TANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 chill
DREN's CARRIAGES, to be sold ut reduced PRICE
Will also sell on the lnstancnt plan and take OLD
carriage, in exchange. REPAIkINly done neatiS
Also MATERIALS for sale nc 2 13 Main street.
nv 90 JOHN DOES