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Detonsting bombs, such n are EN-.
ployed to draw political gatherings,
would, II used when required by fire
departments, prevent any more peo-
pie being burned or smothered when
asleep for mere lack Of waking, as
they were In the Southern hotel, ST.
Louis, aud In the Fifth Avenue hotel,
New York, and have been In innumer.
able tenement>ho0se fircs st night
The means are very simple aud
efficaci0us. The homfs aud mortars
weigh only few pounds. and
could te attached TO every engine
without expense or iuconvenience,
and wherever the hfemen think there
u danger Of psopie being burned
nalsep. thsY could wake them IL %
iustant wiih these bombs. which cas,
- heAsd fey mtlaa
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A CORRESPONDENCE writing from Alexis
andria, says that Egypt. in the possess
sion Of England, would 10 one of the
richest countries in the world. The
Delta would be turned into ayast cot
ton-growing region, and good use made
OF the fertile lands along theNile Eng
land has al this in mind when she ex.
hibits 20 mt ch enthusiasm IN protect
ing the Sue, Canal
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Wa hear less than usual this year of
drouth and grasshoppers in what vas
once bleeding Kansas" ON the con-
trary. rather Aattering tale comes
from there. Half million people have
FIVE millions OF acres under cultivation
and expect To asrves. l20.0o0,O00 bush
els Of grain this year. There is now
hardly waste acre in the state, and
health aud fatness in this season. $
crops are what all the signs point to.
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TuERF never has been a time in the
history OF Louisiana, when Justice ha.
has been 50 FIRMLY aud uprightly adj
ministered as during the administra.
ton Of Governor Nichols. a man oi
humane impulses he naturally incIines
to the side Of mercy. but charged with
the execution Of the law, he has invari.
ably refused to take any step that would
impair its efficiency.
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TnE president is now out on little
pleasure aud recruiting excursion. lie
hns been so bcsieged by the friends and
foes of the administration that he fol-
lows the precedent set by his predeces~
scrs and goes north to cool off He
will doubtless return with renewed
yieor. In the mean time his lieuten-
ants will attend TO business.
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Sour Of those who approve of the in
suit offered To the Jewish race by Judge
Hilton. justify it aud their theories
rpon the ground that the Scriptures
distinctly declare that the Jews shall
be hated. 1t was clearly forotold also
that the apostles should be hated of
al men for MY names sake but thst
has Regcr been considered sufficient
excuse for those who persecuted the
Christian
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POLITICAL NOTES.
The Democrats OF New aInp.hir~
Sisnk she kepobItcAn. On the ssuth-
ern Policy oil usye--

CONCORD, June 27.-In the house of
representative. resolutions were intro
dueed by Mr.. Sinclair, democrat, that
the acis of the national edm i-tration
in the removal vf United states trooE-,
and the restoration of self-goyernment
in the states of Florida, Louisiana and
South Carolina, aud the order prohib-
iting ofiiceholiers from holding any
connection with what is known as the
machinery OF politics for the purpose
of controlling political organizations.
and declaring no assessment for poIiti-
cal purposes on ofiicehOlders should De
allowed. receives unqualified approval.
It created q lively discussion, and
finally, on motian Of Stevens, republi-
can, was, by strict party vote, refer
red TO the committee on national
affairs.
The Streets er He.ssa Jamsea Wiss
haJe- sr-eters-
Boston, MASS, June 2i.-The re
view occupied over half AL hour. The
streets and sidewalks were throrged
with people. c1owiing aud pushing.
and Windows, houseiop, and every
available space crowded all along the
route Cheers and waving Of hand
kerchiefs from windows. housetoI-
aud every point OF observation greet
ed the president.
The Grnsa Army Of the R~psAit~ ue-
Gss. the Meaning ss Memorial Dsy.
Providence. T. l., June 21.-The
Grand Army Of the Republic has
adopted the following: Moved that.
inasmuch ~ there has been some dis.
ference of opinion as to the intent aud
meaning of Memorial Day. this en-.
canpment hereby resolves that the
Grand Army of the Republic seeks
thus 10 preserve the memories of tho-.
who fought in defense Of the national
unity"
| Providence, r. l., June e6.-Th.
national encsmpment.. of the Grand
Army OF the Republic convened. II.
proceedings are intense. The follow.
ing cable dispatch was directed TO b.
sent to ex.Prerideni Grant:
8snersl iyses =. Grant, care OF Ter mai.z
ssty. Queen Victoria. Buckingham Paias.,
IoiIdon.
Your comrades In annual eneamp-
ment, assembled at Providence. Rl,od,
Island, send their heArtiest greeting.
10 their old comrade, and desis,
through you, 10 Enslsnds queen, "a
thank England for GraDt's recep,lou
JOHN W hARTaAlE
CoinmAnaer Ia chiet Of the GTand ATrnJ
OF tise Republic
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TuE good effects of Hamptons all.
ministration and honest democratic
rule in Sonth Carolina is being mani
fested in every nook and corner Of the
state. Sunshine and hope takes the
place Of dependency and gloom. The
pirit Of improvement has repossessed
the people, who have gone to worl,
adoruing beautifying and making their
homes attractive.
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Cs.esIl.sse. u,asr the o.ss. .s =.

ST. Louis Times; That was a grand
and grandiloquen. letter which Mr..
Key wrote 10 the clerks of the Pitts.
burg postotiice. refusing to remove An.
derson, the new postmaster, who was
accused of being hostile to the admins.
tration of Hayes. There was an air a.
civil service reform sbout that letter
which should be sufficient To persnad.
the most incrednlous that the political
miiiennium has arrived When tho.
clerks we're informed that opposition e
the administration was no srounJ n,
removal. WAS il not evident that We b.a
reached the top notch Of rcsoYmf How
humilAting. then, 70 discover that An,
derson y q Particular friend of Simon
CAtnesona, and that the alminissrstior
hss good reAsons for wishing to eons ii:
ats that mighty roli,ical tsickssrrs and
pnachiRe msaipulatOs.
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THs Waco Eeani',er promises an orig
inal poem from Miss Florence Gerald, a
beautiful and talented young lady o:
that city. That's the ticket Push for
ward our own Texas talent. We shall
look :or the article with much interest.
VIII not our Dalins birds OF sweetest
song. Mrs, Leachman and Mrs. Here
ford consent 10 do something in this
way for the honor OF our rity2
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TINS number OF new counties being
organized, coarthouses, schoolhonses
and churches being built on our from.
tier. all admonish US that very soon the
time will come when Texas will have
ro frontier. in the sense which we use
the term The progress made this sea-
son already il very satisfactory, and the
promise is that it viii continue through.
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Have. remedy for the staguaiion Of
business in thc south is given it IS irn>
migration Of vigorous and onterprisine
northern men That's all good enough,
but with what does the president pro-
pose 20 meet the situation in the north
Things are quite as bad there.
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Wu,r with the hanging Of the Molhe
Maguires, Mr. TownsonTs assault upon
lhe attorney general of New York for
his exceptional treatment of the Tweed
case, and the Ililton>Scligman Grand
Union hotel affair, there is a good deal
OF lively reading in our northern ex-
,hnrres
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rHr indian war on the Pacific slope
threatens 60 be mueh more serious than
the average frontier outbreaks. The
Indians in Oregon aud Washington are
the best specimens of the red men on
the continent. They have long been
peaceable, anil while they do not yield
10 civllization, they are quito intelli-
gent, industrious and thrifty, They
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TBE spirit of Anneke Jams, like that
OF old John Brown, goes marching
along, and inspires peopIe to look up
large properties The latest is that OF
the shepard family, who are in search
OF some 100000 awaiting them in
the Bank of England IL would be
somewhat interesting to coIlate the
amounts which have been spent in liti--
CATION over property lying ia the vaults
Of the Rank of England accommodating
interest and awaiting owners.
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TnE French arc iust warming up TO
the work OF their political campaign. It
is remarkable that they have made
such prosperity in the five years of their
third republic. They have developed
a wonderful amount OF knowledge OF
constitutional aud representative gov>
eminent while contentment has raigu-
ell They would escape communism
and aneialism, yet may, in their efforts
10 do so. throw themselves into the
power Of the eie. ~. who are actively
working for Their self-interest.
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are thoroughly acquainted with the
whites, their habits OF life. Their mode
Of warfare aud well understand the
power OF the government. They have
not attacked the whites without proves
cation, and will marshal their fGll force.
two thousand warriors. 1t will re-
guire double that number OF regular
troops 10 defeat them
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MR. HurcHlNsOg, one OF the newly
made liberal whigrepublicans OF New
Orleans. declares that Governor Sieh.
oils Is rs near republican as be can be
without voting the ticket. We both
agree perfectly on all questions OF state
and national policy, local sellgoyern-
ment and the like" The fact is that
the average admiuistrationists does not
know what republican principles are,
and often maintains the straight demo
cratic doctrine with the guileiess inno-
cence of babe wearing its pspa's hat
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AZ r"So "a there is n tax levied upon
the manufacture OF whisky, means will
be found to evade its payment The
only way 10 abolish frauds on the reye-
nue. IA 10 abolish the law requiring the
collection OF the tax. We tender this
10 the rcformers gratis.
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A we'll known clergyman of the
Church OF England, In LiverpaoI. has
resigned his charge and left the neigh.
l0rhood In consequence Of having be
come seriasisly iHvolved IN specula.
tions ON the stock exehaug. He Wa
ineumhent fone Of the meat fashion.
ably attended churches Id the town.
His losses IRE estinaatsd q fsom E7. .0OC
~ Rl4, ,0(10,
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lN a contribution to the new edition
of the Encyclopedia Britannica, Prot.
Smith, of the Free Church college,
Aberdeen, Scotland, asserted that parts
of Deuteronomy were of post Mosaic
authorship, and that the last chapters
Of Isaiah were not written by the author
of the earlier chapters As a oonse-
quence the assembly, by vote Of more
than four to one, have suspended him
from his professorsilip until the ques-
ton Of bis hefrsy can be determined.
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The Bethishem Time. says iha, ,l,.
LIherais are net % much dssyisssi a.
they used 70 be. The principle. the,
edvec tied are getting 70 be popular
such men as Horace 5feeisy do sot live
snd work and die in vassA
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HOOPS BRIGADE.
The Reunion u Grand Sueeess-t,ep-
erni Hood, senator Celee, Kepre-
sentative Mills and O,her Dtssia.
guishcsi Goests sPreseni-t.enerai Ie.
gan's Grafton An Exhausfixe rffar,
Well skee@kyesu

WACO, June 27.-The reunion OF
Hoods Texas Brigade took place here
to-day. Among those present were
Generals Hood and Robertson, Sena-
tor Coke, Representative Mills and
many other distin guisiied guests.
General t. NJ. Lngsn, of Richmond,
Virginia, was made orator of the day.
who delivered speech on national
topics. It was an exhaustive effort
ami well received. Members of the
Confederate and Federal armies par
ticipa,ef in spirit of iraternal re-
union. The United States flag was
given three deatening cheers.
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Mysterious lsssapp~armaee Of Judge.
Tn Ronfe

About a month ago the Chevaiier
i.azzarini, lett Rome Ia take the Judge.
ship at N,tiIo. lie has not since been
heard o.. aud n he is the third inagis-
trate who has disappeared under ex-
actly similar circumstances, the mys-
terry is all the deeper.
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BY ]. l.. BARTOw. / VOL. XXv.

THE st Louis Ysts thinks that while
Hayes i- eoonomizlng ia spots. he had
better increase the number OF spots as
rapidly as possible
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hr-nhain h-snsF &C.,
inE o. = pasture Ia 49, l.-rr. a
- harsul a os.l-r o.. - FL. 49,
10 = the Hnsst st-a-.I ah... ..
inNsntrsi
NscA>hsrr- hsr-lI ra. -Haa-
hotei- r'-tn-s o. eut-rra- ..a. H..a
err. Osat ths narta.-fa .-
soathefn haists s-.a..a . Il.
entertain Af.rl.n iz-lla..kr
opcikA ta-~-Fs-r iar rrsa.-aa
elias Of N.-t fssnt ~ 49, r. -. -.
costing thrs- h-Ir.ir--s a-.E.r- t. ~
yrc-entsi - a. arat t-.ts 49, a. -.
Of the Sl>.s sks s4-h 1z.rrF 4. u
e~iczlst,i o. nN<r 80 aae@aG. -.
peayrrz sai,s hwy.
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HERE AND THERE,

Yellow
feser Deaths as the Military Hos.
pitai tn Caba,
NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-A dis.
patch to the board of health states
that there have been one hundred and
eighty-six deaths In the past two
weeks from yellow fever at the mill.
tary hospital one hundred miles from
HaVanna. This is the only place in
the tropics where fever has made fts
appearance.
DEGREES Conferred by the Hartford
University.
BOSTON, june 25.-The following
honorary degrees have been conferred
10y Hartford University to-day: NJ
Thomas, Gold Applom and Horace
Howard Furnish ID. d.; Rev. Philip y.
Brooks, LII. D.; Charles Devens.
Thomas +. Bayard and Rutherford
Barthard Hayes Ill. d.
me holly Hagufres SttIf Ipdaige I'm
Their Nnrderous Propensitie..
PHILADELPHIA June A dispatch
from Plymouth says late last night.
near Nabticoke, party OF drunken
Molly Maguires attacked a number o.
minors, injuring ali more or less. Mar
TIN MclBtyre. one of the eolliers, was
so badly wounded he died this morning
A Family reua Ends in yhe Beasa q,
the I've Principals.
CINCfNNATI, O, June 2s--Near VIII
iiamshnrg, Grant county, Indiana,
Tuesday evening, during Ru alterca.
ton between Thomas Read aud vii.
liam Little. brothers-in-l law, regarding
certain piece of land, the former shot
the latter, iniiietipg a mortal wound
when Little returned the shot killing
Read. A feuf had existe,; for many
yesIs between the families of Read
aud Little.
! Bi.hap wood Arbster nesw-eu In.
ftsssbarg Dioee.e sssa sEsberasaus.
ROME, June p. s.-Archbishop Wood
OF Philadelphia, who left Rome Thurs
day last, has been appointed arbi,er il
the disputed cases OF the diocese O
Pittsburg and the Ancient Order o
Hibernians.
Teiesiraphic Rrevitfe.L
JAcilsoSvILLE, Ill, June 25.-Dam
age TO wheat iu this county is estimst
ed at $4,000.
| CINCINNATI, June 28.--Tbe damag,
to crops is incaiculahle. 1t extend
along the entire length of the storm.
BosToN, June a6.-The tug rannto,
exploded her boiler to-day killing tw,
persons.
CHICAGO, June 26.-The damage viii
not exceed S3D,000. Five hundre,
trees in Douglass park were blow
down.
| LOWELL. Mass, June 2s.--Hal
Bros carriage factory burned. Loss
100000.
/ CLEVELAND, June 2s.-wages OF
the Lake Shore, Michigan and Souti,
ern railroad have been reduced tel
per cent.
! NASHVILLE, June 2s.-E. r. Jones
| a Journalist, died to-day, aged sixty
four years.
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Tho hsP-St~d sss-sts-a~s q. -
the >"ss s-a.i - n---.. -. -
IUEs.rN..aa..
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Cadet fiipper Assigned O" the tenth
Cavalry, fn Texas, Vice faiier
TrEnsferrsd Army ofiseer- Can RE
anze ON Pay -RoiI at One asd One
Half Per Ceaf. oH-Tesiia,ony for
Prosecution in Franks Trial Cio.e.I,
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2 MANCHESTER NEWS.

: .. ~ ~
The Senatorial, Canvass -. The following
report of the late Republican Senatorial
Convention in Manchester may, be con-
7siidered official, having been furnished to
the Dispatch reporter by the secretary; !
The Cony to nominate 2
Repub fican candidate for the Senate rom
the district composed OF the city OF Man
chester and the counties OF Chesterfield,
Powhatan, and Goochland, assembled at
Manchester October 30th.l;."!!,,.,,:. 80, =. -
The chairman OF the Senate Commit.
tee. called The Convention to order, and read
the call for the reassembling. -. ~
Or. Hill: of Dale district, was elected tenn
porary chairman, and Simeon Logan, OF
Manchester, secretary. ; -, IN :, 7
= committee on credentials was appoint
EDS! which, after short retirement, reported
that six districts OF Chesterfield, one OF
Goochiand, and the city OF Manchester,
were duly represented in the Convention.
n The Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton reported Peter HutchesoD as chairman,
and Simeon Logan as secretary. 2, -,
=? The Conyention OF October 18th, held OF
Powhatan Courthouse, was declared illegal
and fraudulent hence nall and uoid.
Messrs,,l William p. Moseley, OF Gooch'
LAID, the nomiaee fot the last Convention,
and Ballard r. Edwards, OF Manchester, In
speeches OF fifteen minutes, submitted their
claims to the consideration OF the .eonven'
ton. 1880 -, t.,,,,t .,,-,.:. ;,e
wards was unantmo llsly declared the regu'
lar and only candi date sof, the Republican,
party Tor senator from this DISTRICT. 2 hg (,
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W6oD AND COAL AL

=, - WOOD AND COAL.
l1OAI AND WOO save from go to
Glass 81 III 2 "a gf We as
and ,cI6vERt Hill to aur 20 OAR sHd FIVE
WO0D4tohR or Sawed, ali Kinds OF ENGINE
COAL. Satisfaction guaranteed ean taftharYr efce-
Broad between Seventh and, Eighth, opposite Thea
tie, or old Ola stand, Nineteenth and Cary Streets
d &C 26s S.rtI1 : JSsi HtU ,.oilICsH PAGE.
WEST vIRGINfA A. BJTUM1EoUs
w .COAL-A superior e6af for open Ktnfes- lat
the i0w;prtee o6 Us par tonp gtIGip13oS 9iI J,
!: ANTHRACITE CoAL1 an sises, u i9stess market
4 lKssAs;EAwHArsplIsrl .hes beAS i,1ena -;
l3r-.G rJ1nGnii,TD IN faI1 UhTfiR0Pl1
oe p Seventeenth street sdIrttS1eEa9ae 2
YIMBEIED CoNneANE
~ EOBiKALL tANLp ~ TlSTER iSItpK4Indaa4bs;;ee
c9s 9Fpf a1sa fPs grtsss !ss
used In the city:TThe; HopE MfNE has BEEN Re-
Gently opened, and the ALfromt a. ~ superior 20
anZ sYSf brought frog ts Ss!fsF PT hpas0oa
rIoc S4em'3 .'Gfiss:,aiN sas pasfhiain sIseeS. .
THE BRIGHTfUP Pc II ] EEW AY G 0afs
,PANY dsysr nenY n AZ ppfts gts 81
NUT, ENGINE, and SHOP COhLn9nly bytrelght;
giving ton or about 80 bushels for about the same
that Was formerly chargpdYor IS Blshefs CAL and
be convinced mtit ID TO yHur Interest tor paEronize
tbs h9me ePseFREiss fSsa Corner Seventy and
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tTH,iE; MozAIR5T rFIRsI MUSIoAL

TIE TIE mozart r NidHItf1--F FIRST MUsIoALE
In THE .NEw~HALL-The orchestra this eye
ming will, play the, 5oyertpres e Don Clio
,yani," by, Mozart, and e.'Festp, F'estigaD,
nv I,eutner. and the waltzes "On the Blue
Danube" ;bY Strauss. DR.. Bartkowski and
Mr.. IL, Reinhardt! will play grand duo
from William Tell for violin and piano !;
Misses Swain and Redford and Messrs,
BEDFORD and Grant will sing auartette,
Jessie the Flower D.. Dumblane," bRaW.
q. Birch; Misses Swain and BEDFORD a
duo, 81 Would that My Love, BY Men
delssohn; Miss, Redtord "a solo Tor alto,
/" Mother, How. Dear: Thou Art to Me'' by
Andre; Miss Swain "a solo Tor soprano in
/ two parts, 4 sombre Foset," from " Tell"
by Rossini, and waltz song by c. a.
White; and lastly, Mr.. W. q: Grant a solo
for basso, ssNancy Lee" by Stephen Adams.
Membershi p-tickets Will admit one gen.
tleman and two ladies only, and in all cases
must be shown at the door. The musicale
will commence at 81 O'Clock promptly.
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To! the PRblie:l

> On my return from the country yesterday
j noticed amongst other names upon the
ticket nominated at a late meeting; 81 Ehe
new political faction known as the Sc. Work
ingmen's Union Party, !" for the, Legislature,
that Of my father, Thomas FL. Leary, and in
his absence. from the cityI assume the re-
sponsibilitY Of respectfully declining the use
of bis name ii, that connection. ~ -, Il.
y 2as, Respectfully. III hHs"4.nri f!i,'E> -,
'. r. ~, ,21a {, , r THoM4s a. LEAky. JR.
:. Richmond, November 1, 1871. .:n:tgr :!
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RAILROAD LINES.
.Ma 80 80
A RRlFAI-AND DEPARTURE or

81 - IttiG Mi A'S----s. 80 u 100
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIo-Morning mail leave,
daily ut s:4oA. n; arrives 1880 r III. Eiatt rys
pres leaves s daily q saS sEriyes Al $40
A. 49p. N and sffites Il sE5 A. 5an's' leaves
leaves at 7:25 l. arrives at "a r M h,d mall
passssassF ,Esi9 lsaSes E!saRmSsd a 1920 IN
lsayssst ~ Asa.i arrives o. S;l2sBsM obi
RfCnnoSD, FREDERfcKsbcRG AND PoToy,r
Morning mail leaves Byrd-ssreet station daily ieI.
as2. senssx & ~ sys s ieas
s HseS sdS ssse5
FdsilssexcHps san1dss Iat aa6 PM arri atsaa
RieAAoEbK lSb FEh TfEnsB scErhro1.b ~,
tesyes5 daily, at a2n AZ H.; arrives ut 7:45 A.
I9hTggghb Ha lesay any e i9 , artvs
NJ AID 6;25 =. M.s1asrtves 40 1890 +, NJ
RICHMOND, York RIVER AND CHESAPy,Kr
Through passe fet MAIN leaves Richmond ftr R,I;,
more &cyat 3 i. d. Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sat.
fridays; arrives same days ut 10 4. N. Local ms
senRer traiur leaves. Rcrfnond daily ;fexcept sun
day. at 8 T.. H., and arrives at, 10 a. ~ -.
= OLD DOMINION STEAMERS tF0R NEW YORK;
Leave every PucsdayI rtday. and Sunday at high
%aler arrive every Monday, THURSDAY and sasur
PHILADELPHIA STEANERs--I.eare Richmond
every Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday; arrive the
PowHATAN STEAMERS TO BALTIMORE leave
Richmond every "Wednesday at1Z II. and Saturday
= JtsEs ;' RIVER LrsE 10 SoRroLK, connecting At
Norfolk with. hay Zine to ffiihore se sS az
every Monday, "Wednesday. and Friday at o:3O 4.
n arrive Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday a, 43O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. following table
shows The state Of the Thermometer on eacn
day during the month Of October. ltsho"s
also the highest and lowest points reacneu
on each day, and the condition OF the Wea-
ther at sunrise on each day. The readings,
were made at. sunrise ID an elevated POSITION
IN the eastern portion OF the city: e;Ssijt I:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02

THE FISH AND. GAME AssoCIATIoE.--The
meeting OF the Fish and Game Protective
Association will be held tonight in. the hall
of the Honse OF Delegates. DR.. NJ. g.
Ellzey,, of Blaeksburg College, will, deliver
on address. All interested: on The subject
are invited to attend .i,'t-'. .i;2i "a: u; |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02

PERSONAL---VERY. ,Y. S. F. Smith, D. D. ,oot
Newton, Mass, the writer OF the words Q,
our national song, :" My country, us OF
thee,D &C., is in the city. He ana ms iauy
are the guests OF Rev: G. d. Corey
Colonel Thomas H.: Dodamead and iW1fe
are at the American Hotel +: = - 81