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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-21
-LOC,AL MATTERS.

THr@PgEs1pEST's VISIT TO FORTRESS
MoYRoE ASD RICHN0ND.-n is stated upon
the authority of the Richmond Postal Com
.mtttee that the President and his Cabinet
will he at Fortress Monroe on the 25th in
slant, The 26th they WiIi.spend at Norfolk
and Portsmouth. On the 9Th they will be at
Petersburg, and the 2Sth they will be at
Richmond. ).
MI. Secretary OFT, OF our Postal Commit
tee. informs us that up to this writing one
hundred and seventy delegates, represent
ing twenty southern cities, have reported
.to him: md from other adTices he has re
ceiyed he thinks the whole number will
reach not less than two hundred and twen-
tv.fiye. Delegations have also been soli-
cited from the great trade organizations OF
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Bal
timore: and it is, believed they will re-
spond. Taken altogether, this Conven-
tion promises to be very august affair.
humber of the delegates from the South
have indicated their intention to come by
Richmond. In order to accommodate the
large number that will start from here the
old Dominion Steamship Company have
placed the steamship Old Dominion at the
service of the Postal Committee, and it will
leave for Old Point at O'clock on Tuesday
evening next. The delegation from Rich
mond will be full. ,.a.. -.+--Gl
1t is understood that when the President
and party leave Old Point they viii come
by special steamer up the James to Rich
mond, stopping on their way at "West-
oter,'' the seat Of Major Drewry, president
of the Virginia State Agricultural Society,
where they will remain for an hour or two
enjoying the hospitality OF that noted home
stead. At Westover they will be met by the
committees Of the two branches Of our city
government, and such committee as the
Governor may appoint to represent the
State, who will proceed to that point IN
special steamer. The functions OF the
Postal Committee will end at this stage OF
the proceedings. Arriving at Richmond.
the distinguished party will be received in
a manner betting their character and the
ancient reputation OF the Old Dominion.
Our city authorities will be busy enough
from this time out, and we know nothing
will be left undone to give ecldt to the occa-
sion. 1t is also understood that Mr.. N0lt'
ing, president OF the Chamber OF Com
merce, will appoint special committee
from the members of that body to act
in conjunction with the other committees
named
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TIE JAXEs-RryER STEAMERS EXCURSION
70 OLD PoINT. To-NIGHT.-To-night the
James-RiYer Steamboat Company win make
q special excursion to Old Point and Nor
folk with the steamer Hancox, leaving the
wharf at Rockets at S O'Clock and return
ing to Richmond at 6 o'clock Monday morn
ing. Persons, however, who desire to
spend Sunday night at Old Point may come
up on Monday on the Sylvester. Tor the
tickets win be good until that time. 81
this excursion no time will be lost from
business, and the trip will doubtless sbe
enjoyed by all who can avail themselves
of IT, 80 q. s
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The jail Commission pursuance OF
an indictment Of the grand jury Judge
Clopton has appointed a commissio ion-con-
sisting OF DR.. William r. Weisiger, Samuel
r. Owens, and P. 81. Gray-to examine
into the condition OF the city jail, with In
struc.ions to make such suggestions andre
port such testimony as they may deem per.
tinent.
The commission made thorough inspec-
ton Of the Jail yesterday evening, and will
make a report to Judge Clopton probably
during the present term Of the Hastings
Court
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THE ARLINGTON EsTATE-THE Defence
OF THE'G GOVERNMENT INDICATED.-t would
seem, says the Norfolk Landmark OF yes
terday, from the following order, which
was made by the Circuit Court Of the United
States yesterday, that Attorney-General
Devens intends to fight the suit of General
Lee to recover the Arlington estate on the
technical ground that the property being
held as owners in fact by the United States,
and the United States being exempt from
suit by individuals, the suit Of General Lee
must be abated. The hearing OF the motion
Is fixed for the 4th Of September, at Alex
andria. The order Of the Court is as fol-
lows:
George ". C. Lee Us. Frederick Kaufman
and dothers.-Suggestion having been made
iby the Attorney General Of the United
States that the property In controversy In
this cause is in the use and possession Of
the United States, under claim OF title OF
record, and such suggestion having been
filed, together with motion for these rea-
sons to set aside the declaration and to dis
miss the proceedings. and for such other
orders as may be proper, as more fully ap-
pears by such suggestion and motion on
file in the Office OF the clerk OF this court at
Alexandria:
Ordered, that rule issue requiring the
plaintiff to show cause, at the courthouse
in Alexandria, on the 4th day OF September,
1877, or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard, why such motion should not be
granted, provided that such rnle be served
upon the plaintiff or his counsel on or be-
fore the 1st day OF August, 1877.
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Case Continued.- d.-John Atkisson, q white
youth OF most respectable family, was be-
fore Mayor Chiles yesterday on the charge
Of stealing cow from John c. Batcheller
and selling it to Rush Burgess, Of Rich
mond, for $15. 1lr. Burgess, not being
satisfied, came over to see about it, and
found out that the sale Of the cow was un-
authorized. The accused was bailed for
his appearance this morning. in the sum Of
c10n
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ceiyed aud ordered to be fled. This report
has been previously neted. The bond OF j.
b. Walden, city auditor and weighmaster, for
90, 600, was read and accepted. Acommu-
Enication of gfrs. s. A. Hale was referred to
the Finance Committee.
A petition Of III. y. Nunnaly q Sons IN
reference to an alleged excessive assess
ment was, underia q suspension OF the rules,
granted.
Without transacting other business the
Council adjourned.
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A NEW PLUM.-Messrs. Franklin Davis
& Co. have introduced new plum into this
market, the bloom being late and the fruit
generally abundant. 1t is called the Wild
Goose Plum, and originated near Nashville,
Tenn. The original seed came, it is stated,
out OF the craw Of wild goose, hence its
name. 1t is said to be proof against cur
culio, generally SO destructive to fruit Of a
similar kind, and will no doubt take we'll in
these parts.
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AT Auburn, Mass, Thursday, Ellen
Campbell. wife Of q crippled pauper, was
murdered By James Mulcahy, who broke
each OF the four limbs of his victim across
his knee, and pound led her head, destroying
one eye and fraesuring the skull. She
lived four hours to tell the terrible story.
51ulcahy, who was arrested, boasts Of the
deed, and is appar rentlY insane. He has
served several years ID 5aii in: ST. Johns,
N.sB
The New York dog.easchers operate on
Sunday.
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The EARLY BIRD CATCHES A WoRN.-A
telegram from Washington to the Phila-
deIphia Times says General Harry White
has arrived here from the. White Sulphur
Springs, en- route for Pittsburgh. BE found
Bayard Taylor, General Early, and many
other Well-known personages there enjoy
ing the waters. General Early was in COM
mand OF the "rebeln forces that captured
General White in the Valley. The two
warriors talked their battles DER as they
drank their sulphur water. General Early
spoke Of his raid into Pennsylvania, and
said that the good people OF York had still
an account to settle. He assessed them for
S1O0,0oO. The Mayor Of the city paid him
$2S, 900. There is still due ss71, 400, with
interest, which General Jubal Early pro-
poses to place In the hands Of a collector.
General White says that Early isn't recon
structed worth % cent. #;
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The Walks i'm the Capitol Square

Editors Dispatch: Will you not say
something that will melt Governor Kemp
er's heart, or Major Boykin's heart, or
somebody's heart, so that we can have bet
ter walks in the Square ? I declare they are
horrible, and everybody suffers who goes
through there. There is no excuse for such
walks, and they are disgrace to the State
government and the city. SUFFERER.
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The LEE BALL.-Extensive preparations
are being made for the Monument ball
to take place at the White Sulphur on the
18th OF August. Five military companies
will be present from Richmond, one from
Staunton, one from Charlottesville, and one
from Norfolk. At night a grand banquet
will be given and a successful affair is ex-
pected. Many Of the railroad companies
have already agreed to sell haif-fare tickets
to all persons who desire to go up to the
hol1 ~ .-5f. .E.t.a.
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VOL. LII.
8ifhlllolrd 1ispatlh.
sATURDAY 81, 1877.
as-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED crRcu-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERs OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the South
Atlantic States, rising barometer, cooler
northwest to southwest winds, and partly
cloudy weather. following local storms viii
prevail. ~
For the Gulf States. Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, northerly winds veerIng TO
northeast and southeast, cooler followed by
warmer, clear weather, and stationary OF
rising barometer.
For the Middle States, rising barom-
eter, stationary or higher Temperature,
westerly winds, and clear or partly CLOUDY,
drier weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-21

AMONG the most important publications of the
time is Andrews's Bazar," published al Cincinnati
All matters apperainng 10 the toilet are splendidly
described and illustrated, and the freshest society
chat rs well as literature and art information, fur
nished One dollar year Ia the subscription price
Of this treasure trove.
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Painful Accident.-Peter Taliaferro, q
.colored employe Of the Old Dominion Iron
and Nail-W Works, received double fracture
OF one of his thighs few days ago in Ches-
terfeld county by the falling Of q tree. The
accident happened about four miles from
the. city. At last accounts the wounded
man was doing as well as could be ex-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-21

EXTREMELY. ILL.-Rev. DR.. Dickinson, OF
the Religious Herald, and DR.. L. R. Dick
inson, OF the Planter and Farmer, received
a telegram last evening announcing that
their brother, Rev. DR.. c. R. Dickinson, OF
Louisa county, was extremely i'll, and they
both left on the next train to visit him. DR..
CIR. Dickinson preached as usual on Sum
day to a large congregation, was taken sick
on Monday night, and has been getting
worse ever since.
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To MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOCK we are now
Offering our entire line Of MEMS, BOYS aud CHILL
DREN's READY-MADE CLOTHING at prime cost.
We are offering all of our WINTER CLOTHING lin
which is included a fine assortment Of Mems Over
coats) Mt ten per cent. below cost.
J. II. SIMPSON & Co.,
1000 Main street.
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TAKEN s1cK.-Captain P. G. Coshlan, sec
retary Of the Corn Exchange, was taken sick
very suddenly Yesterday while at his office.
Medical aid was summoned and the Captain
conveyed to his home. ii..s} .;E
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Motion Observation-Disclosures Clopton has
overruled the motion for a new trial in the
case OF Charles Bowen (white), and sem
fenced him to the penitentiary for one year:
Bowen and Henry Armstead (coiored) will
be carried out to the penitentiary in few
iayS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-21

IT MAY INTEREST OUR LADY READERS to know
that the painful effects of sunburu upon delicate
skin can be Immediately relieved by the use Of j. &
e ATKINSoN,a Toilet Vinegar. u
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RICHMOND, July 20, 1877.

hICHHUNDj JuIy SV' 1o5I'
General Joseph X. anderson, President
Tatiaterro Club:
Dear Sir,-On returning to the city after
q brief absence I find my name in the
daily papers as alternate from Monroe Ward
to the Gubernatorial Convention. I must
decline to act in that capacity.
Very respectfully, f. P. Turner.
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TO BE ATTRACTIVE Is DUTY Of which ladies'
may best acqut Themselves by the use Of GoURAUp's
oLrNPrAN CREAM, IN article which no lady has
ever tried without becoming its lasting patron. Re
iuced to one dollar. Sold by MEADE & BAKER.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE /. 1877.

Situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
1fteen miles west Of Srunton, cars stopping Mt the
door.
TERMS: $50 per month, $40 per week, So per
day. Children under twelve years and colored SER
wants half price.
Mineral waters and grand scenery exccllcd by no
other place In the State.
Circulars at the Office Of the Richmond Dispatch.
p. & Nj. BURRUSS,
any 29-2m {t Proprietors.
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Buy your CLOTHING at A. GREENTREE's, I'll
Broad street, who is closing out stock OF goods
that was purchased al bankrupt sale You can
also save fully fifty per GEN.. by purchasing your
FURNISHING GOODS OF him.
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The Case of Gibbs.-Judge Clopton will
render his decision on the application OF
counsel of Joseph Gibbs for new trial
next Monday.
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No TRAIN TO ASHLAND SUNDAY MORN
1Sa.-The Fredericksburg Railroad Com
pany will not run an excursion train TO
Ashland on Sunday morning.
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CLARET-fnest brands; Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis Whiskey, Leghan
Whiskey, Select Whiskey. s. Ell Consolador
and "Pitana 1.-TWO excellent brands OF cigars Of
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co.,
aOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-21

THE POLAR REFRIGERAToR requires only
Eve pounds of lee per day to preserve meats butter,
milk. &c, MoUNTcAsTLE 4 CoFER,
Manufacturers, $50 Broad street.
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Masonic Meeting.-A number OF young
ladies were invested with the Master Ma
sons Daughters degree by Manchester
Lodge, F. A. NJ, last night at Masonic Hall.
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ICE-CREAM, ,ICE-CREAM.-A nice dessert for din
ner. Leave your orders with. PIzzINI, who viii
send you some of his superior ice-cream.
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A new lot Of ToRcHoU LAcEs ut COHEN BRO
THEIRS. Buy your HOSIERY aud UNDERWEAR Of
them They have the largest and best variety in this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-21

Do NOT FORGET that L. r. REINs, agent, Mar
shall street near Seventeenth street, is delivering dry
solid Pine Wood for $3.50 per cord.
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MUss,Ic ON LInBY's Kessnich's
Band viii play on Libby's Hill this after-
noon at e4 o'elock.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.
nI.N POINT CANE0RT z A

u oLb roINl SOMrOn "a
Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
all the year. Special attractions for summer, with
ample capacity for 500 guests. Has all modern i'm
provements. Six daily mails, and telegraph Office.
Fifteen to twenty frst-class steamers land daily lex
,eept Sunday $50 yards from the door. Superior
beach for bathing at the doorstcps, and good from
May until November. Boating, fishing, and driving
specially attractive. Send for circular describing
Ihyglenic advantages, terms, &c.
my j -dEwSm IL PHOEBI-S, Proprietor.
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THEFT OF SHOES. Simon Brown lcol-.
oredL porter for L. Stern & Co., shoe-deal-
ers. was arrested yesterday, charged with
stealing shoes from his employers.
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SILKS AND OTHER DRESS GOODS greatly reduced
at COHEN, BROTH ERs' TO close for this season. All
their NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS are reduced to
one third their value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-21

The Hustinos Court.-The Hastings
Court has adjourned to Monday, when the
consideration Of the civil docket will be re-
n "a b
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ANorHER FINE RAIN. he city was Wis
tied by another fine rain yesterday, which
lasted nearly all day. y.
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DoYEE BAPT1sT ASSOCIATIONS,
Nlnety.Fourth Annual Meeting.

LARGE TENDANCE-LETTERsF FROM THE
CHURCHES READ By REV. ]. WILLIAM
JONES AND REV. EDMOND HARRISON
h ANNUAL SERMON By REV. DIR. GARLICK,
: OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REPORT
FRoM THE COMMITTEES ON STATE MIS-
sIoNs, HOME MISSIONS, &C..
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ScribneYss Monthly and Lests',s Popular
.Monthlv, fos. August, received from j. l.
Ellison, l1l2 Main street.
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i. ID. REIHs, agens, 1890 esst Msrshsli street, 4
selling DRY Pine Wood 30 per cord, delivered
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PEACHES, PEAcHEs.-PIzzINI has fine lot Of
this delicious fruit.
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& SAVE MoHEY by having your printing done tbs
DISPATCH P.fNTIHG-Hou Good work, .os
prices aud satisfaction Ruara
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was CLOUDY ana
rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY :S 4. M, 20;
9 A. NJ, 70; noon, 15; 3 P. NJ. 80; T.
b., 73 midnight, 20.
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Frnr GRAPES at PIzzINr's.
J. HEADACHE HI z: AND i, d NsURAIaIA Pills.

q M. EILYsoN q Co, acvertiHng agents, ipsert ad.
yertisements In all Of the Dewspspers Of the Unite
States at publishers xstes Orders left 81 te D4s
:pasch counting-room Win receive prsnpt attsn'
tfons
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SUMMER RESORTS.


DAGGERS'S SPRINGS,
~ BOTETOURT COUNTY, VA
ten miles from Clifton Forge, Chesapeake and Ohio
= railroad.
This small but delightful WATERING-PLACE
has been thoroughly renovated and newly furnished
this season. -
Board: s2 per day; SO per week; $50 and S35
per month. Accommodations frst-claSs.
For particulars see circulars Mt the drug-stores-
jy l4-lm TAYLOR BEAN, LesseeS.
VITALLAWHATOO SPRINGS, WILL
w LIAM A. sITLINGToN. Proprietor. Post
office, Millooro Springs. Bath county: three miles
from Millboro depot. TrOtters stages meet each
train. ALUM, SULPHUR, and CHALIBEATE
WATERS. ~. ...e
TERMS s2 per day, 81 0 per week, $50 per month.
For circular and Information apply to the pro.
prietor. or TO =. E. DUPUY, Druggist, 427 Broad
street, Richmond. je 2l-Th,S&Mlm*
ATILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
INl TY, VA, two miles from Mlboro' depot, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad open for visitors
reduced rates. The cheapest and best place In the
mountains for families seeking rest and recreation,
New and superior accommodations. Beard: $50
per month; $40 per week; $2 per day. Address
W. III. HOPKINS,
my 22-Tu&S2m Millboro' Springs.
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FOR LEASE.

UAUXHALL'S ISLAND FOR LEASE.
Proposals are invited tor q LEASE OE THIS
WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY for q term OF years,
Being within few minutes, walk OF the heart OF
the city, in proper hands &c c0ud be made one OF
the most popular and attractive pleasure In
- = s' - GRUBBS u WILLIAMS,
iy l9-e0d3t Real Estate Agents.
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ON CHURCH HILL.

~ . ri
Mrs. f. J. PLEASANTS
iassisted by Miss NJ. BELLE PLEAsASTS1
WILL RESUME THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL
AT No. 1904 FRANKLIN STREET,
ON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
Resides the usual ENGLISH BRANCHES, MU-
SIC. LATIN, and FRENCH will be taught.
~ 1G-Ow<
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ID ETIREMENT HOME SCHOOL,
HI CHARLOTTE COUNTY. VA.

desire to take into my family limited number
of BOARDERS as Pupils, 10 beeducated with my
children.
The location is healthy and attractive and very
convenient TO the Danvie railroad and countyseat-
Competent teachers will be employed and best
care and instruction win be bestowed upon the
scholars.
The session Of nine months will begin the 1sT OF
OCTOBER NEXT. ...
For terms, apply to the undersigned.
MRS. COLONEL HENRY CARRINGTON,
jy 13.2w Slnthvlle, Charlotte county, Va
UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
N STAUNTON, VA.
The largest frst-class institution for young ladies
IN Virginia, with able corps Of twenty-five teach
crs. -.-I.L.
opens the FIRST WEDNESDAY in September,
1877.
For catalogues containing full particulars apply
to MISS NJ. j. BALDWIN, Principal,
IL 22-2m StauntoB, Va
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WANTED, ORDERS FOR A BEAuTI-
w FUL LOT OF SPRING PANTS, which an
now offering at about cost to clsse them outs SlI
PANTS atSe Have reduced The price about 90 pes
cent. You Will do well 10 examine them before buy
Ing Satisfaction in every respect.
Ae' WESSOS THE TAILOR,
an1S II Twelfth street.
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FoR RENT, THREE NICE ROOMS,HA
II second floor on south Third street. Gam ~
ble,s Hill I: gas and water and all convenences. VIII
be rented cheap to good tenant, Apply 70
s,iv voo-9t .,.;sfs 11O8 Main street.
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The Dover Baptist Association COM
meneed its ninety fourth annual session in
the Bautist church at Ashland on yesterday
morning at IL O'Clock. This body Is one OF
the Oldest and most influential Of the Bap-
,tist district associations in Virginia, em-
bracing all the churches OF that denoInina-
tion in this city, and in the country extend
inc from Caroline and Goochland between
the James and York rivers to Chesapeake
bay, numbering AZ churches and about
O nm n hito mpmharc Est -
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EDUCATIONAL.

Bark Excelsior {2). Schooner Bell Brown, Schooner
Mxgsie Bell, schooner A. & T. Benton, Schooner s
y. Vaughn. w. W. FORBEs> postmaster
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Easg HEGC.
TOR RENT, STORE ON TWENTY-ESs
a FIFTH STREET, No. 900. Rent very Ii
moderate AnpIy TO r. b. LYME,
s jy 21-3tS NO. l2l2 Main streeI.
TOR RENT.-On SATURDAY the O.
Il 4th of August will RENT AT PUBLICEl
AUCTION, on the premises, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
" CRAIGTON.rin in four lots, as Laid OF BY order OF
the County Court Of Henrtco.
TERMS: Made known at the renting.
GEORGE G. MINOR, Admi iitstrator OF
William A. Christian, deceased.