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, 1877-02-03

The last number Of Halurs contains m inter
eating article describing some Of tho moro uoto-
worthy cadosltles displayed 1t the International
Geographical ConKrtss 1t PsE1s Ia 1875. Among
thcse arc several old uapa Of tho world.
which arc represented by ehaft rs well ss BY
, 1877-02-03
Two Hundred Millions Of Dollars spen
Yearly for Cigars.

In former years cigarettes were used almost
exclusively BY Cubans and spanlards. Now
nearly every small boy In the City. and many,
too, Of largo growth smoke them by tho package.
Cigars, too, which III 1868, according 10 the
revenue returns, "c1c reported only to tho
extent ot 100, a., ::s3, have now become staple
necessity, Utmost touching tho lwo-billlontto
figure, the rxaet number bclug 1.W5, ,I4l.657!
Tho following Is ~ official table Of production
from 1893 10 1A13:
, 1877-02-03

Hcrr Won achlcinitx, 4 member Of the recent
expedition Of the Gcfrunn corvette Gazclie, has
published views upon ocean-tcmpcraturea and
currents which differ considerably from those
advanced by Sir c. Wyrillc Thompson, and
based upon observations made IN the Chal-
lcneer expedition. Herr Won Bchlc!ultx ob-
served that the Arctic dccp.bea current In the
Pacific crosses the Equator and meets tbs Ant
arctic current between lat. 30 deg. and % deg.
s. In tho Atlantic, on the other hnndt tho
Antarctic deep-hea current passes the Equator
and rms northwartl for considerable distance.
From these facts Herr Won Schlcinitx concludes
that the Antarctic current, though of limited
breadth, must convex enormous masses Of
water from tho South Atlantic into the North
% than Il fathom.. @ :. sfeat part Il tlis water @
undoubtedly flows through tht Arctic Sea and
Behring's Strait into tho Moth Pacific, md
swclls The Arctic current thai paascs go lar
yeua i a psaH[o j. ee.nS sepeea s r. c
waters Of tho South Pacific lowing into the
South Atlantic.
The atr-!sothcrms and sea-lsothcrms show that
the South Atlantic y colder than the North i; At
the North Pacific; and that the South Pacific Is
warmer than tho eouth Atlantic. These facts
support tho hypothesis Of Herr Won schlcEnitz,
Of regular aud complete systcm of f occancir-
theory, that the warmer temperature Of the
North Atlantic is duo to the Cult Stream, ar
cords too much to tho influence oi currcnt Of
the width OF only ahout 100 natitical miles and
depth OF but loo fathoms. Much Of tho In
creased heat Of tho watcEA Of the North ATTAIN
Tic must, ia the opinion OF Herr Won SchlcinstE
be nscribed 10 their passage ovcr tho Equator.
and tho great expansion and northwael colrsc Of
tlcAntartlc current 1t Is not supposed that all the
dcen'tea currents flow III unison with tho great
atream which maintains q complete round from
ocean to ocean: but moro light ID needed upon
tho subject Of ocean-currcnts before any OF tho
hypothcscs hitherto brought forward eau be
considered cpuclusiYc,
, 1877-02-03

31oOfsIEF4 Z LIt1N
1ak sSnFMh,MiS, sGSi1pLhMs itASpMo0k az HOUSEHOLD
1as Keaussr or ~ scuna; H., Coxr.hFnAT e
DON: WlTM An Arrsxpix oY isEcirss W.Ep o A.
rn1 e u 4r IT, NATIONAL scno1I Cook.
naai 9!tt ondo1 1I nosao E;so"ony" lsno., pp.
scn. McCiSrr ca Ttiso IA e.,t, tsn'eaeo' jan"
Ti1r hnusctcensr ,x,;a ~. En,.s. ~. 1eS... ,se'.
,,,,,.t,aJa In ~ W. auo"s now 70 prepare
for tho table, has only acquired superficial past
Of her domestic education, II st1o GOES no furtbcr
Tho r1,Iinary .rt ia mi nroncrfv ,,sto..d .,',n
tn"ro +. = .;,o.o.,s,, Ssa,',lt suHs.e.eu uat'!
tAe'o W. % '"osotsn Aaonlcase gained Of tho
nutritious qualities mid tue economical value Of
every article ut food provided. It Ia tnpossfb1s
to practice tho laws Of hygiene. nr to cxrrcI.o
an Intelligent, fr,cs,i+v IN ,rsnaH,... ~
H.. ~ sa....ha,s nas ea.J s ~ manasns inc
, 1877-02-03

From late statistical report On tho present
condition Ut tho higher schools Of Switzerland,
published by Prof. H. Wirx, Of Zuricl., wo learn
TINT there arc eighteen Gymnasium. In tho
Gcrman Cantons, besides tho 1lcai-0 ymnaslun
In tho City Of Zurich. In ono, that at Basel, tho
course extends through ninc years; In i've
othcrs, It extends through eight years; III
three, through seven years; In four, six aud a
half years; and, in the remainder, through str
years. III these last, the philosophical coutsc is
dispensed with. Religious tcnching is i'm
Mrtcdd in Hll H., thy institutions; but
only III Basel, Berac, Aaran, and 2,iriel;..
The English aud italian languages arc opsionai,
except IN bolothuEn, wl.crc ttalln "a compui.
sory, and tn schaitlauscil, wlcro tic Eugl|sh Is
aass ex9ept lso 1d u a hoophs II al S obte @
IN nine. Tho lnlGtst proportion OF time In all
tho schools IL given to tho study Of Latin,-the
number Of hours weekly ranging. from sixty
seven In Dascl to thirty-ssx In Zus. In tic
weekly desotcl to latin Is e!ghty.six; IN tho
Bayarlan Heal. .lymnnst1tnls, nlnety.six.
Greek Occupies from th'rty-c!ght ta eighteen
tue Greek nny bo exchanged for any modern
language. In tho Prusstan schools Greek IL
studied forty.two hours weekly for y pcrtol Of
from tilirty-sir hours il, I,urgIori to eighteen
hours in Altorf. Natural Sclcnco Is everywhere
taught except IN Engelbore and Altorf, but tho
number Of hours 1t claims Prof. Wisz docs not
state. .
It may be mentioned, In connection With the
subject Ut thn Swiss schools, that tho disturbed
condition of Southeastern Europe has hail
considerable ciicct upon tho Zurich po1ytccllni-
tedarc has been much lcss @ Than ] asus. tia during
tho Wlpter-setncttcs, anl in tho first named In
etitntlon IL wholly accounted for by tho absence
, 1877-02-03

TIE "AUTOCRAT.0
DR.. Holmes "Autocrat OF the Breakfast
Table" has bccn translated into German under
tho title Of Der 7Yseh-Itspvf.
, 1877-02-03

TIE LEATHER MANCFAcTuRE IN TIE
UNITED srATES: DissEnTArioH ON the
METHopg AND EcoNoAtEs or TANNtxn. Uy
JACKSON 8. gc,tu1Tz, With Numerous IIlustfa-
tiuns. To WHtcn Ii AnnED \ REronr OK THE
1tELArlvx Etosox1Es or Dunx1sn WEr BrExr
TAN, by TltxHox sEEEL, G. E. Byo., IN. sos.
Now furk: SAse and leather NepoFfer Uitcc.
4 COMMENTARY ON THE HOLY SCULPTURES:
CRITICAL, n0CrRINAL, I1OMlLET1CAL.
WITH SrEctAL KErEaEHcE TO MtNiarEns AID
srrnExTF. Uy JouN pErEn LANuE, y. D., tn
Connection with Number Of Eminent European
Diytncs. Translatod from tho German, and
Elited, with Additions, Original md Selected,
BY PniLir scuArF, y. p, In Connection with
American Scholars Of Various Esanaclieal De-
xExrt CoxTAixlEa CmnoxIetxs, EznA. NEuY.
M1Afs. AND ESTHER. 8vo. Now York: Scribucr,
Artnstsong 8 Co. Chicago: lladlcy BROS. : Co.
MIGiiHEL srRoaorr, THE counlER OF TIE
AR ny 1I5Fs snSF Aaso, Sf 1.-THE
g: g:Ksxasros. Revised BY. ,IuLtvs CnAxnEas.
With Sinsty Falt.rugo Illustrations. LIMO.
Chicago: Iladley nros. 4 Co. Price, s..
, 1877-02-03

r,1h hr,$H thn&A rtv1n u h.,1 Axfo.
=. ~ ootn tncsc Ponta. me llittS n9oK oc,otG ss
instr,cttor, IN r. rnafter e. xcTy N emnii r1.t
Tho chief cxnonsc ia in tho tiujy t,cccs.sry 10
appropriate ia contents; but tho woman WHO Is
hot Wiling to gtyo liberal amount of daily,
uSs n.nnetn IT,, ssuu5 ~ ~ psoMs"n ~ ol . n"eS' ~
horscnothcr. ""' - '1Sap' ''9 '1e~ -
The frtt part Of tho "scholar's Handbook Is
devoted to m nfalysts Of the elements of tho
principal articles OF t3ict and tn account Of thctr
value as food, together with many simple and
sensible 1tsccttons for using them 10 tho best
advantage. Tho second part Is occupied with
adylce upon tl,t general MANAGEMENT Of the
home, liz water-supply, ventilation, heating,
lighting, arrangement Of the houseMork, md o.
tho sl9tng & oa and Ths wo'e Is
from the course given In tho National Training
scl'ool OF Cookery, Mt South. Remington. The
work Is sensible and practical. and Is we'll worth
ito price to eYerv housekecpcr.
------
,,pr a1E cr EAH OF SitEEnmnMM; nE
ApTERWARDs Tii,sT SARQuEss or LAN8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-12

MEETING OF HENRICo CONsERATIVES-RE-
sIGNATIoN OF THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION TO BE
ELECTED SECOND OF JULY.-At meeting
OF the Conservatives held at'Henrico Coun-
ty Courthouse yesterday General Robert
Ransom was called to the chair, and William
G. Moncure requested to act as secretary.
Captain John N. Hopkins, the county SUI
perintendent, declined reelection, and Mr..
A. L. Holiday was chosen to fill the va
cancy. ~ -. :.
On motion Of Mr.. Atkinson, resolutions
of thanks to the retiring superintendent
were adopted.
! On motion, the meeting proceeded to the
election of district superinten dents, with the
following result: For Tuckahoe, DR.. K. A.
Patterson; for Brookland, John E. Broad
dus; for Fairfield, Henry Voegler; for Va
rina, George X. Roper. :
On motion, it was resolved that the
county superintendent, through his assist
ants, call meetings to assemble IN the
several districts at o'clock T. NJ. on the "a
day of July to appoint four delegates each
TO represent the county in the State Con-
yention to assemble in Richmond on the Sth
of August, and six delegates each to assem-
BILE at the County Courthouse on a day to be
designated by the county, superintendent,
not later than the 1st day Of September, to
nominate candidates for the next General
Assembly of Virginia. ,g~
General B. T. johnson being present ad-
dressed the meeting. ,ra re- ,ar,e
Adjourned.
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DANyILLE, June 8, 1877.

~. DANvILLE, June 8, 1877.
Editors of the Dispatch: .:. irrse,, s..,5, s,n
The writer has been sojourning for more than a
week past at the Arlington Hotel In the hourishing
city OF Danville, and he deems 1t 4 duty that he
owes the travelling public to say that though he has
travelled extensively he has never met, taking It In
an of its equipments and aspects with hotel supe-
rior TO It. The rooms are airy, handsomely fur
nished and comfortable. The tables are abundantly
supplied with great variety Of the best eSibles the
market affords. The cuisine Is evidently in skill
full hands, and would reflect credit upon onr Mons
Zetelle, or John Smelling, Of the Cafe" i415
The proprietors Of this hotel, as well as Of the
celebrated hotel 10 Lynchburg OF the same name.
are Blessrs. scovILLE & eELpEN. The latter tCap-
tain WllliamH seldenl who has charge Of the hotel
in this place IS not only gentleman Of splendid
physique, but possesses fine intelligence. the most
agreeable manners, and is assiduousy attentive to
the comfort OF his guests. his oice assistants are
intelligent yonng men, who are ,duJ Jast In every
thing that pertains to The duties OF their position.
The truth is TINT no one who dces not belong to the
most disappointed and worst class Of old maids snd
old bachelors could fail to be pleased there. n
Wealth, intelligence, refinement. and hospitality
abound In this ,highly-favored, commercial and
healthful locality. Dansine Is the biggest little
city', ir the Commonwealth. = RIcHMoND:
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Thc CarSitol.sauare walks. !.

: Editors Dispatch Most !of the pleasure
our beautiful park might afford is destroyed
by; the walkways having been made Of the
ugliest, most angular, and faggedest-edged
gravel known to geoiogists. Rolling alone
will help the case little, as you will dis
cover by attempting strolhwhere the roller
has been applied. II there were reason to
suspect that :. the authorities y. would suffer
the walkways to be rendered less excrucia-
ting would suggest that few cart-loads
OF oyster-sbells spread over them and rolled
by the striped wards of the State at their
easy convenience would make, the walks
smooth, gritless, and pleasant, and give
them a color that would contrast prettily
with the verdure OF tree and sward.
Tpinp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-12

CRY HOSPITAL WAGON CAPTURED.-Sun-
day Captain Bigger was requested to send
the city ambulance to Beck's garden for q
sick man. The ambulance not being avail
able wagon was dispatched in place Of it,
and the service needed performed. Charlie
Welsh and DR.. Henry TAnson, after seeing
the sick man home, took the reins from the
driver, drove rapidly through the streets,
and Welsh had an alteration with the COL
ored driver, and gave him some severe
blows. Yesterday the Police Justice fined
Hanson $40 and Welsh S25; which they
Maid a@f ~.s.I.-f VS. - @. .#'-.t'.t -'".
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Hons 81, children are now being taught Ia
the Sundayfschool but .depIered the fact
that so many are still wandering about With
nobody to care for them. :He urged. the
missj6nary spirit which bids the workers
20 out in: The highways md byways aand
bring The stray lambs into the fold. ST.
Mr. "A. T.. West stated that the amount
assessed to Trinity school for smissionary
purposes was in hand. He also stated that
the amount contributed BY this Society to
keep up the school in China had been regfi-
larry remftted and acknowledged, and tbas
the school is. flourishings !. ,,y.1 l,,,2, = y
The following ii o summary Of superins
fendentg reports for May, In part: i 4. -. y.
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HENR1eo COUNTY CoURT-Jadge Minor
presiding The grand iury-zTh Thomas !John-
ston (foreman), John w. ,Lyneman, Gusta-
vus G. Carter, Robert Ransom, James NJ.
Carter, Charles D. Larus, 81. A. Watt, and
Normand Smith met esterday and found
a true bill against Henry Payne, indicted
for an assault upon j. w. Maxwell with in.
tent to kill; same, indicted for robbing said
Maxwelps store; John Catlett and William
Powell were indicted for abducting child !;
Crawford Alley for attempting to outrage
the person OF Dora E. Willis; Absalom
Woodson was presented for breaking jail
August, 1876; Anselm Bailey was presented
for assault upon r. M. Thorne; same was
presented for obstructing the public road; (;
Conrad Wagner, Charles Wagner, WASH
ington Braxton, and John. Hubbard were
presented for trespassing upon the property
of j. B. Gracey. The grand jury was dis
charged.
Crawford Alley was bailed in the sum OF
81 900 for his appearance at the next term
to answer the charge against him..a
John A. Hopkins and p. c. Larus quail
fed as Justices. :. Normand Smith qualified
as supervisor OF Varina district. George
A. Jones and w. F. G. Gregory qualified to
practice law in this court, j,-s~f
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Editors Dispatch: desire, in behalf OF
the statesmen OF some Of our retail dry-goods
stores, to request the Indies to do their, shop
ping, il possible, between the hours OF 7
in the morning and Z in the evening, so that
the stores can be closed promptly at Z p.
NJ, and thereby give little needed rest
and recreation to us during the hot summer
months. By inserting the above you will
confer a favor on ~ ~ = '5''e'''..' -
T -, 1aiIl-t ONE OF THE AFORESAID
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+ THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO AS
SIGNED LABOR CLAIMS Chief-Justice Waite,
who, with Judge Bond, held the United
States Circuit Court yesterday, said that in
consequence Of the indisposition OF his
daughter, who has been in the South travel
ling with him, he would have to return to
Washington at once. The case in relation
to the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Rail-
road Company's assigned labor claims will
probably be heard at Baltimore at such time
as Judge Bond and counsel may agree upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-12

ELECTION OF MASONIC OFF1cERs.-At a
regular meeting OF Loge Franeaise, No. So,
A. F. and A. NJ, held in st. Alban's Hall
last night, the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing twelve months
Robert Carruthers, w. NJ; John F. Mayer,
s. W.; Henry Gunst.J. W.; Julius straus,
Treasurer; William Lovenstein, Secretary
J. B. Suit, S. D.; D. Rosendorf, j. D.;
Thomas Angel, Tiier; w. j. Lynham, R.
j. Murton,. Stewards; Rev. ID. j. Michel
baeher, C. ;;-J..H. Capers, n. Ezekiel, J. b.
Suit, Trustees; Mr., Robert Carrutherss,
REPRESENTATIVE to the Masonic Relief Board.
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The following new scholars were re-
ported: Grace-Street, 4; Pine-Street, 4;
and Leigh-Street, 5. AI. 4
Grace-Street school reported two deaths.
Leigh-Street reported the largest collection
in proportion to Its membership. :''<Ga
Notwithstanding the 'incIement weather
the house was filed. The exercises were
made the more entertaining by the excel
lent singing, led by the Venable-Street
school. : !. -.
Rev. II. Mcdonald, in a short speech,
urged the teachers to keep prominently be-
fore them the salvation Of their classes. =
After. other Shorthand interesting speeches
by l.. H. Frayser and others the Associa-
tion adjourned. -. s..s. 97n.,.fs'., 8, =.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, nearly stationary followed
nv falling barometer, warmer southeast
w;nds. par,ly cloudy weather, aud possibly
light showers.
For the South Atlantic States slight slight
..m'nerotI,re .m~ northerly winds possibly shift
't inc to south. and rain areas, followed by
clearing weather:
For the Gulf States, stationary or lower
pressure. higher temperature, northerly
winds. possibly shifting TO south, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta
tionary pressure and temperature, south"
west to northwest winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and possibly light showers.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
CLOUDY or clear. with light rain during the
early part Of the day.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: o A. NJ, SO;
Q A. NJ, So; noon. -; 3 p. NJ. IS; 6 r
NJ, 76; midnight, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-12

JAMES MACryDUGALLi1 OK A. NJ, at Ne. 1413
Main street. catalogue sale of imported steel en-
cravings, English water-colors, and oii-chromos.
JOHN NMcCoRhHCK,i1 III A. NJ. furniture, &e. =
of a larse three-story brick dwelling and largo
lot on north side or Marshall street between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-ffth, Church Hpl.
RICHARDSON 4 Co, 6 P. M., SIX building lots ID
the town Of Fulton. -,!t ~ So
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 p. Nj, framed store
anddwelling above No. 510 north Twenfy;@nttn MIN
-fstreet, between Clay ana Leigh 80
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Az p. M, lotion Maddox
Hillnear Littlepage street. I s5f5,,.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, AZ p. H., real estHte IN
Manchester. 1T, ,lissl1.sitgFJ
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rhaye analyzed tho ;wHIsKEY known under tbs.
brand OF i. SELECT controlled by Mcssrs. WAlc
TER D. BLAZE & co. Richmond, Va, and End II
FREE FROM EUsIL OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pug.
poses-J. B. McCAw, N D., Late Professor Of Chem
istry, Medical College Of VIRGINIA. *.
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E. O5R HERHss-THE SECOND PERFORM-
AScE.-Mr. McCarty' g local burlesque opera,
" Our Heiress," was presented to quite a
large audience at the Theatre last night Tor
the second time. The singing and acting
was better than before, and far superior to
what is generally expected or obtained
from amateur companies. There were no
6. bitches" Of consequence anywhere. The
uhits - were delivered, for the most part,
with good effect, and the people, having
gotten into the drift of the thing, Were bet
ter prepared than ever to properly receive
and appreciate them. ALI who have missed
seeing nOur Heiress y have lost an even
ine's pleasure that they will not easily be
enabled to make up, no matter In what d.
rection they turn for amusement or recrea-
ton. sal,3r; ..sE 3.ti, . -
The opera should be repeated at an early
day-a matinee would do Well-7and proba-
bJy it would be wise to put down the price
of admission to Twenty-Five cents. The
public will be glad to see more OF this work
of Mr. McCarty and Mr. ,Siegel. It IS well
done, and the more 1t is seen and under
stood the better it will be liked. Nor can
we willingly part. with the sWeet-Yolced
and fair Angelina; the rich merchant but
cruel ..parient" Stamps; the charming
Mrs. Stamps; the,spiendid swell Spooner !;
the tender lover. and admirable: hnan-
ciers Stroller; the model Prosecuting
Attorney; with his nervous neloquence
and wholesome regard for fees; the
incorruptible detective Nipper, the mu--
sical. son oil Italy, Telephoni, and all tne
others, who, whether in great OF little parts,
atsacrifce Of their time and comfort, bandeo
together and afforded this rare pleasure 70
onrspeople.. The orchestra, composed OF
hiehly.trained, musicians, has all, the time
done its duty with precision and IA hfatthfhul- 4
ness, and the chorus gayeito both perform.
ances finish that would have beendacking
had thesingers composing it been less com
petent gentlemen.
Mr. Il. j. Minor is entitled TO much credit
fof preparation i OF the costumes and ar
rangement OF stage; also for introducing
the fairies In fatten dance upon Angelina
Queen oi May 81. 1 j, IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-12

ST. PETERS SUNDAY SCH0oL.-At meet-
ing OF the lady teachers Of st. Peters Ca
thedral Sunday school, held Sunday after
noon, Miss Kate O'Neill was reelected ssl-,
perintendent of the primary department
for the ensuing year. Miss b. Hennessey
was appointed assistant superintendent.
The. general superintendent, Mr.. Andrew
Pizzini, Jr., announced in emorning that
the annual picnic Of the school will take
place early in August. .an-sfu y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-12

The City Committee.LCity superinten-
dent Henry A. Jordan has called q meeting
of the City Conservative Committee to be
held at the Mayors Courtroom Monday;
June 18th, at 8 O'Clock, to decide when and
in what manner the delegates to the State
Convention shall be chosen. s6.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-12

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE JUNE ii, 1877.-
Miss I. Barkesdale, smithyille, Va; Miss
l.. Blackburn, Illinois; Messrs. Eddie,
Corse & Co., New York; c., in care Of Dis
patch, Richmond, Va; E. D. ,Eacho, Rich
mond, Va; Miss q. l.. Garriagton, Rich
mond, Va; Miss Gertrude Willis, CulpepeI
county, Va; Miss Josie r. Willis, Cul.
peper county, Va. . s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-12

CRY CONSERVATIVE CoaMtrTEE.--At the
meeting Of the City Conservative Commit
tee to be held tonight at the sherif's office
commencing at 81 o'clock) the various
plans proposed for electing delegates to
represent the city in the State Convention
will he considered