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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

I Watermelons, peaches, figs, and plums
are abundant in San Antonio. No wonder
there Isl brisk emigration to Texas. .-,y.i
The first contract for railroad iron to be
delivered at Rio Janeiro, since the revival Of
trade ia Brazil, has been received by an
American House. IT,,
, at %, late ,saleaoi manuscripts. and rare
books in LOn1Dn an auto obiographic treatise
by John Locke, on e The Being OF God and
THE Immortality OF the soul,n brought G42:
| The population ia ii of Great K Britain has since
1851 increased from Il, ,eOO, 600 to 2s, ,Oo0, 600,
and the London Tames estimates that it will
sbe doubled In. ifty-four gears. How tp,feed
it wifi be the great difficulty, for a leading
British. agriculturist said i ina al recent
speech :5s e It appears to me, and; 1t. has
been observed by many OF our leading men,
that, o. steady deterioration is going on in
the producing powers OF this island .,'-
Wbeu You ;1, see Young fsiioSw IL & sWho + Year
ago. used to step UP and ord lagar tbeef
for the crowd with the utmost sang .fr0id
patiently trundling O baby-carriage along
the street on Sunday. afternoon and booking
chop fallen In his. last sehson's atsdon,t, ii
speak volumes for the reforming influence
OF women society Z -
Several cities have come to confessional.
Newark, N. j., acknowledges twelve hun
Ldred licensed and unlicensed grog-shops,
and has not single bath-house. Baltimore
islands up in line md. pleads guilty 10 Two
thousand saloons and bal-roonls, but has
not q asptlhlic bath. Boston must plead to d
great many more saloons than is really ne.
cessarg TO do the bdsfnelss, but then wi
haysscur, pnblis BATHS q lsxt. ostoe dd' 41gll.
gertsser. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

ColDSUT0R ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS. Very
Rev. j. p. Dubreul, administrator Of the
Archdiocese OF Baltimore, has been officially
notified by Cardinal Franchi, project Of the
Sacred Congregation Of the Propaganda at
Rome. OF the appointment Of the Right
Rev. James Gibbons, Bishop OF Richmond,
to the office OF Coadjntor Arch hbishop OF the
See or Baltimore DR.. Dubreul has also re-
ceiyed a letter from Viahy from Arch bishop
Bayley stating that he had already in his
possession the bull appointing !; Bishop Glib
hons to the coadjutorship with the right OF
succession The Archbishop mentions that
his health .isimproYing, thongh.hls strength
returns bet slowly. Arch bishop hBaytey
will send the bull to Baltimore BY. the tlrst
prelate he finds returning to the. United
States, andSit will be formally Ttad and
delivered to Bishop Gibbons by the admin
istrator, very possibly, though NOT strictly
necessary, with accompany ying rer11on1es
in the Cathedral at Baltimore.S iBishon Glib
,'bons will take charge OF the admtr staatfon
Of the archdiocese early IN the ,tai j IL not
sooner. Hejs soiourning in the NoFth ,at
present, and when he returns will give, his
attention to arran ging matters before. leaV-
Ing his diocese. He has been named at
Rome Bishop Of Ginopoli in .pGrtibtss {1g5ft- n
delium-a title to former see in an :lnfidel
country, such titles being usually conferred
on bishops without diocesesa The names
OF Rev. J. j. Keane, OF Washington, aud
Rev.. r. Janssers, vicar general :pf The Dio-
cese of Richmond, are mentioned as being
very probably among the list Of the few
names to be sent to Rome from which the
successor to Bishop Gibbons will ibe chosen.
Baltimore Saa SatArdayj19 ;., L; ..s, .ss = iti @
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MANCHEsTER NEWS.

another State Boarder. .-Thouias White
(colored), who was tried at the June term
Of the County Court for feloniouslyl break
ing into a store at Granite and stealing
about S100 worth OF goods, found guilty,
and sentenced TO the penitentiary for six
years. will be escorted to that institution
to-day. Execution of the sentence Of the
court was staid for thirty days in order to
allow counsel time to apply for q new trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

ALLEYS CASE CoNT1NUED.-In the Hen
rico County Court on Saturday, Judge Minor
sustained the motion for arrest Of judgment
I'M the Alley case, and the accused was
bailed in the sum OF $1,000 to answer an.
other indictment at the next term OF the
nn1Irf -. ~. -. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

( An Omaha dispatch says ,that' the Texas
cattle droyes which have thus far arrived
on the Platte number sixty Thousand head,
and fifteen ttousand head are yet 10 arrive.
No danger seems to he NOW rapprehended
from the late change in the channel Oh the
river at, that lcity.a ~. s. s.
A German correspondent states that Herr
'Ebrbar, the Well.knoWn piano-maker at
Vienna has invented q mechanism render
ing it possible to psol long the sound sof each
note al the will OF the player. /; al t,,
Among The premiums awarded at q school
ayssninatson sn Lancaster Pa., Was q i've
dollar rold piece to iiss trace Muench
Snr g ti,e most gkiliul darning tstoGdn
The award wasf hardly com-M Muench-urate
with the aceompi u ahnsnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

REVENUE CoLLECTIoNs.-Thes following
is statement OF the United States Interna
Revenue receipts for the past week: q
Monday, Ss,19s.9O; Tuesday, SS.902.O2
Wednesday, $7,999.7S; Thursday, $12,36l.
72; Friday, 50, .O6; Saturday, 313, 1908
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Shot Through Gdretessness. Mrs. Kidd,
who resides on Ninth street near Stockton,
was accidentally shot IN the head by her son
on Friday evening" wh6was carelessly han
ding shot.gun. Dr. iBronaugh was called
! in and dressed the wound, which, though
painful, isnot Of serious character The
bali enteredrthe skin at the backtof the
head, splitting the scalp nearly tS'the skull
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

Mayors Cotrt-A large number OF wit
nesses and curiosity-seekers were in attend
ance at the Mayors Coirt Saturday morn
ing. The case OF Joseph Gibbs, charged
with seduction, was called. A number OK
witnesses were examined, and the case
continued until to-day. The testimony was
rather.of a conflicting nature. ''i' 't'- -, -,
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CukRI lTTESNII.IE. YA.-Ihe txlni Y first

IL CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-'fhe twenty-1rst
IN nal session opens on the 27rH OF SEPTEM-
l&R 1877. and continues nine months, under O
IN Facnliy Of experienced gentlemen. -.
5FsIc President having purchased Bcntfvnr. one OF
- most productive farms In Elrgfnia,fo TO fnrhish
S school, with home supplies. is enabled 10 rednce
S6ard Including washing, fuel. and lights; and
$crsry tuition tipcuding one Ancient or Modern
Xncuage). 1900 per session of nine months. Music,
fAwng, and Painting extra, hnt proportionateIy
IA. The A)benarlc claims to be the best equipped
hool IN Virginia. The observation-disclosures
Aneral spring affords pupils daily supply OF The
$opres. chalybcatc wafer in the state. For Details
Flre>S X. ii. RANLiNCrS- m a.. :"
& i2-lw Principal.
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MEETING OF CREDITORs.--A meeting of
the creditors Of Horace Blackburn, bank
rupt, was held on Saturday in RegistertAt-
,kins's office, and adjourned until next We'd
nesday at 4 7, NJ. l..a I.fs.4I - ~ r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

CoUNTERFET-MoNEY CASE Charles Ded-
man (colored), arrested Saturday for pass,
ing counterfeit. money, was taken before
Commissioner Atkins, examined, and dis
itt@tii ...' tEt't -.
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.--At a meeting of
the Board Of Supervisors of Henrico county
held on Saturday, Mr. w. Y. Mordecai was
elected chairman. No business OF public
interest was transacted. Tsr,li1 .it =. 3,.uc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

: NEEDS, ATTENTIoN.-The attention Of the
Board OF Health is called to the condition
of the eulvert corner Monroe and Franklin
streets. The fumes which escape from it,
il they have not generated disease, surely
will -a4 -f,;ftf;. .Grt~ ~ IT. -il1,g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

The CITY CoMMITTEE.-There will be a
meeting OF the City Conservative Commit
tee tonight (Monday) at $50 o'clock for the
consideration Of important business. st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

PERsoNAL:-General William Malone was
in the city Saturday evening.
Mayor Darlington was much better Satur-
day night, II .s 81 90. '.'' ..s.-..'" =
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fETIREMENT HOME SCHOOL,
4 CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA.

.;rc 10 takc into my family limited number
's&OHRDERS rs PUPiLs, TO be educated with m,
|fA1rcn.
ffycnjrnf 10 The Danviie railroad and county-seaf
mpeicp, teachers will be employed and bes
"a and instruction will re bestowed upon The
Inc session of niue months Will begin the 1sr Oh
fTORgE NEXT.
eor terms, apply to The UNDERSIGNED. -. e
n MHs. COLONEL HENRY CARRiSGTOS,
n 1q.2Y Sn1Ihyilir, Charlotte county, Va.
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THE TENrH-STREET DIFFICULTY .-Satur-
day morning the young men compromised
their difficulty and the case was dismissed by
the Police Justice, . -..,,...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

Corn AND, FLOUR EXcHANGE.-A meeting
| OF the members oI the Exchange hasIheen
called for Monday morning the 18th instant
! at half-past 10 O'Clock. $,..,,.:,;,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

! The Hastiags Court. The July term OF
this court commences so1day.goA list of the
grand Jury and Of thet principal criminal
eases has already been published 7ssa@s ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

R:fcnMo ,IRoN- Work ABROAD - The
Charleston e. C.J papers contain very full
and interesting accounts OF the new CUSTOM
house in that city, which is now rapidly ap-
proacbing completion. The iron work OF
the interior, including a cast-iron stairway,
built upon yoiled-iron carriages with highly
ornamented newsl ba1sters and other t.ls en-
Hall & CO., Of this city. The Charleston
Neps and Courier says great credit is due
them for the rnasterly manner in which they
have performed the work. ,:4 =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

|, Liberal iLessees. The recent damagJ to-
the canal, was. repaired gat the Eexpey Use: OH
Messrs. ,3icCahce, sof j the fouring AmiHS:'
Wallace, ,4ef, theopap apef-niil, and ;farish3 OF
the cedar works. Il These rgentlenien fiafe!l
among the, largest lessees ofou water |
-nower:;;.;h ,.Y t.sf,yi rlg .raht~9I Inlih4T|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

Po1.Ics CouRT, sATuRDAY-P PolicesJustict
Joseph J IWh;te .presiding.-After a long
and tedious examination, the Justice sent
the case OF Benjamin Williams (eolored3,
charged with deceiying Mary Cock (colored,
under the promise OF marriage. On ito the
Hustings Court, Bail was refused, and
Williams was committed to Jail to awai,
action of the grand jury which meets in
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Sentenber,

Rev. Charles Harris (colored), step-father
of accused, was one OF the chief witnesses for
defence. He declared that he had last year
read an improper letter, from Mary to Ben.
Captain George D: Wise. to test Harris's
qualifications as a reader, gave him to read
a very plainly-written note addressed to
Captain u. D. Wise by Captain J. s. Wise.
Harris could only make out few words.
Then The Captain G. D: -Wiss got Mary to write
on slip OF paper f. Phtribus Unun, which
Harris translated 4. My Dear Ben.ntat first.
and then said he couldn't read at all; Z. The
evidence against BEN, from confessions
made by him and: from what Mary said, was
clear and convincing - .s, .
Mike Conners was fined s2 and James
Botto SIS tor interfering with the dog-catch-
ers in the discharge of their duty.
d George Dahl and Alexander Dean were
fined SO each for assaulting Lewis Hart-
Niehaels Green was: sentenced to thirty
days in Jail. for drunkenness. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

RATES OF BOARDING 50 per day, s12 per rweek.
$50 per mvnth Especial arrangements made Tor
families spcnGing the season. .E-....r- g. -. -
The Dining Rooms will be i'll charge Of MIR. A.
ZETELLE. -
Omnibus will transport passengers and baggage
FREE OF CHARGE from the cars t. the hoteI. i
ID IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done q tha
DISPATCH PRINT1HG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
tas, Prince Aiberts, oxfords, Eewports, Magnoliaa
Buckle Newports, &C., cheap at 5Sts'I1R ~.
.,-s,f. BoscHEN's, 500 and 81 Broad street..
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IISS GORDON'S SCHOOL, hi;
III 9lS FRANKLIN STREET

The next session OF this SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
4 DIES and CHILDREN will begin the FIRST
AZ OF OCTOBER, 1877, with the following
Eps of able and experienced teachers: Miss j ES-
8 GORDON. Principal; Professor CHARLES IL.
hNSToS. Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Latin: Mr.. WILLIAM TAYLOR TH0M,
A., English Literature, Reading and Compost
I'M Madame GUILLAUME- French, with classes
4 conversation Madame SwENDEMANN, German;
foitssor REINHhRDT- Music. -.
Fer circulars, giving plan oil stnoy, ieSt.oooRs,
: apniy 10 the PriEcipaI. Jy 1O-1w
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CHOoL ON CHURCH HILL.

MRS. r. j. PLEASANTS = t,s.'s'
IL RRSCME THE DUTIES OF HKR SCHOOL
At No. 1904 FRANKLIN STREET.
y ON MnNDAYy SEPTEMBER IL.
Ieslt3cs Tie nsu.! ENGLISH BRANCHES, MI.
!. LATIN, and FRENCH viii be taught. :, Z ~
j 1f.oygS
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ss-THE CIRCULATION oEfrHE DISPATCH
ts LARGER THAN TIT: CdMbI Ed ,cIRcU-
LAT1oN Of ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS. OF THE CITY tas.nsl.f o:l.sast t::il.a
WEATHER i, REPORT.

ISp1cAT1oSs FOR sUaDAY.--For New Eng
land and the Middle Atlantic States, station
ary or falling barometer, stationary or high
er temperature, variable winds, shifting to
southerly, partly cloudy Weather, ana ram
areas. .,.'y,
u For the South Atlantic States, stationary
or lower pressure, ,soptherly winds, and
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Gull States, stationary or lower
pressures, stationary temperature, soutner-:
" winds, clear OF partly cloudy weather,
and possibly occasional showers. .,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, stationary or higher tenn
perature, southerly winds, partly cloudy
weather, and rain areas. e.. go
!, The WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant. n I.r.,.,,..,s = ls:gl-fs9
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: . A. NJ, 10;
"a. NJ, II; noon, s4;- 8 p. d.. 8s;6 2.
NJ, "a; midnigbi, 76. ."&Eas
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,Manachester Distr;ct.-A CONSERVATIVE
meeting was held. at. Kleyesahf store yes,
terday.- H. Carringtoni Watkins presided
with a.. B, Woodbridge as secretary. aoT be,
following delegates were chosen; :Toss the
,Gubernaterial Convention, Gelenel William
d. Woodbridge and, r. {. Watkins, To-, the
Senatorial Convention, Charles s, Chslkleys
r.. T. Morrissette, and George A, Wnfree;
to the Legislative ConV Ventiop, A; B. :Wool-
bridge, Charles s. Chalkley, q. 7. Morris,
candidates were, Instructed fol-. sF,iitz. Lea,
The others : were i, not, ;..ipstructe but
are understood to be. for DR.. I,,IR. Gbiles
for. the Senate and William Anabera for the
House. q, .,,,f -, ..-ts,a,, ,.fd.lotyti ,tr
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! Condensed locals -Eaiayiette 'loi9hion,
Sons Or Temperance. will have 6 picnic at
Green's quarry, and not at Dn1iop -. ~ =
+ Attention Is called TO the break OK the
water.pip on Second street betsssen De.
catur and Stockfor =. 80. ~.
The Bsptist festival commences IA tSnoE:- - 3;
row night. h.at, "a. d 4, s,
J The Manchester infantry Will meet, to
night to elect officers and adopt q name. gs
An adjourned meeting os tho Police
Commissioners will be held tomorrow
night. 3. q. 8.
q Abe market, Saturday was well supplihds
but prices OF vegetables atili keep shade
higher than, In Riehnon . g Aiss
4 1T is said TINT the LegtA gtAiatfyo Gonye
will be- held 5at Chester Saturday, Septeni-
her 1.g ..ss 7. 4.
It is xpectsd that the Dunlop &y McCarcs
mills will commence grinding new gheaf
to-day. 90
The tobacco trade, both nssfemining ana
manulactusing.iis lis onitha increase.
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SUMMER. RESORTS,

SPRINGS, .,---.
u BOTETOURT COUNTY, VA,
len miles from Clifton Forge Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad.
This small bu; delightful WATERISG-PLACE
has been Thoroughly renovated and newly furnished
this scason. ',,o ,,,-
Der month. Accommodations 1rst-claSS. r..
For ariiculars see circulars OF
iyi Aim TAYLOR & BEAN, Lessees.
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We have qll tss NEWEST " ST STYLES LES OF, TYPE
and execute work in manner that cannot be sur
@J1aFElJfft pbiEtl h,r9. ..is+ '}Iii''EEt ~ p
passed. -. ,,, i. .,,..., --..,.,, nal,
we also do ali kinds Of BINDING, and RULING.
Orders from tile country promptly filled and de
lvered by, eypress or mail. trI gs%t s-7'552f 2t
We, viii ,oheerfuly furnish estimates and send !
samples when required mn 21--ats~,6Wy
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TTi<,l. PRINTING-HOUsEs.
nIsPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE'.
+, GOOD woRK. Low PRICES.


'aasa GOOD WORE Low PRICES. =
Having one of the LARGEsT AMI. BEST,
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH conn
biaed witl skilrui mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, IN the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every descrtptionof
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
H2i@sDti ~ SUCH AS
BUsINEss-CARDs.
VISITING-CARDS al.% s-'Hi sg1
OFESSIONAL-CARDs<y '.r-t,.,,l
''s - WEDDING-CARDs.
sHOw-CARDS,
BILL L-HEADs, aaisa ( r s.@kt'E
i,,,r LETTER-HEADs,I
NOTE HEADS, an 80.
-.sf'1 nj ~ -lGs ACCOUNTS SALE,
~; ~ g1i.'thioe = 'iE1 STATEMENTS,
sotichsh,' cHEcKsI, - :. ~. iE''t''l..1ls.
:. ,sstta III NOTES 81 DRAFTS Il, :
CIRCULARS. n.Hrp 1,,t".l#1@' ~ s7'.'.f
tiIo- "hS Bills LxDrNG, m ~. DIE
l@i iprntuaG--LABELs, tal- ABELs h'i"( J" A.D 40
"""[ 1N1 TAGS, I, ENVELOPES. vi ,,p ''.5,.
upufrrsIcntaa riH} Es'h1of1'9' 'te!t
~ .4 ,lan11s = ARGUMENTS, ~; ,,.,S t,oisi.e..
..,,.ia.b y1t,, rh.,ts--T7Tr- t!3<ii sar$iiE OFF
I RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT, EA.lsiBoG WORK A Il.
+,o ,,,,,. a;t, SPECIALITY. a,ss, r..rit,t5s
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These Springs. unsurpassed for their superior
medicinal qualities, Will be Kept during the season
of 1877 equal 10 any watering-placc In Virginia
with the very lowest rates OF chargcs.
One month (of 2S days). s).....................S 60
Two months. 1O0
For circulars, inquire of Mcssrs. PURCELL, LADD
4 CO., Richmond, or Of the undersigned
JAMES A. FRAZIER & CO.,
l., lo-codlm 81 1854. a. Proprietors.
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-.PosrAL-C CARDs.-The community is suf-
fering from a temporary famine OF postal
cards. On inquiry at the post-ofhee satur-
day we were informed that since, the LIST
instant there has been an extraordinary de-
mand for g postals,", which exhausted the
stock several days ago. One OF the first
official acts of the new postmaster, Colonel
Forbes, was the transmission to Washing
ton Of q requisition for large number OF
postalcards; to which no response has yet
been received. The cards are expected
daily. .,-..- !, -s.l...1..-. .,-ln... ..l.e.L..i
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,,F0R RENT.

- - : = -, I,
i Es0R iREN II BRICK DIV kElsiNs',1a
IL, No. SQ7 npEts sfrsef, - n
foar two IN fhe nshs ana " DALI, g
sGrssa street, &9: z ~
tEOR RENT, sTH BE + L4As.IE MARK sAs&A
.ITYEDkLL'S PLACE on the Bfook urn. -
aki aSn9t osa ha,rMsle ssosa d s,ys
iaE ssse, siaus.e
,s. ti Pesi E.fate Ssens. III.
|, y 5sTs. sss; 5ssss Azss-; s. !; =:
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY, Il
I.,pl "

%Tbc largest frst-cass institution for young iaaies
n Virginia. with an able corps Of twenty-five teacil-
7Gpens the FIRST WEDNESDAY in September,
|Si7.
For catalogues containing full particulars apply
o Miss NJ. j. BALDWIN, Principal,
IL % ON Staunton. Va.
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CONDITION OF THE UNIVERSAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE Co4PANY-THE MANAGEMENT CRIMI-
NAL.-Still another chapter in insurance
swinding., To-day it is the Universal Lite
whose secrets are laid bare by the superin-
tendent In IL clear and straightforward re-
port. Perhaps it is sufficient to speak OF It
here as conspiracy OF q limited number OF
! llindiyiduals, by which the public was to- be
grossly deceived and they .Rere,to be greatly
ienriched. The Guardian Mutual Life and
Nerth America Life Companies, beine III
solvent, were practically amalgamated with
the Universal Life, which proceeded to
manufacture assets for them which ahad
no existence except on paper, thus de-
luding the policy-holders OF both the re-
insured companies into payments from
which they were never ito get any return.
The profits OF this nefarious business were
divided in accordance with the provisions
Sof formal contracts, and were obtained by
various processes Lof clerical and finaneial
|jugglery,. described elsewhere, with aIr.
Henry j. Furber acting, of course, as CHIEF
juggler. Mr. i Turber Is an old story by this
time. The result Of all this is o deficiency
hin the Universal Life; as regards policy,
E,holders, OF more than 81 1000, ,000.t The
superintendent plainly states his ,opin-:
ion that the management OF: the company
/ has been HalmostY II not entirely yerimmal,, 2
anti as plaihly intimates his wish that hir.
In. D. Morgan, the former presid dent bf 1.-THE
ENorth America, might Ibss compelled IN ghe
courts to make restitution to the policy.
holders. i The superintend dent adds o sensk
Bile word about the effect Of these continued
exposures on the insurance SYSTEM. nj Thu
|immediate effect may not. be encouraging
but the ultimate effect must be- good " hen
the nwreckefs have been wrecked, the
honest COMPANIES will have clear coafse.
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rrHE FINEST BATHING FACILITIES IN THE
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VARIETY SPRINGS.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE 1, 1877

OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE l, 1877.
Situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
leen miles west OF Staunton cars stopping ae the
$door. -t".... , st ''a' '.t' -" '
TERMS: $50 per month, $40 per week, Sc per
S'aY. Children under twelve years and colQFeu SER
PANTS half price. - ,...s.--,.,tr ~! j.
4 Mineral waters and grand scenery excelled by no
Splicr place In the State. ..-T '. tiH ~ I'
Circulars 1T the Office Of the Richmond Dispatch.
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