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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

The IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION
OF THE UNITED STATEs-ITs NEXT MEETING
TO BE HELD IN RICHMOND-A HIGHLY In
TERESTING SESSION IN PROSPECT-PREPARA-
TIoNS FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT OF DELE
GATEs.-At the eighth annual convention
OF the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union,
held at Cleveland, Ohio, on September Goth,
21st, and 22d, 1876, it was resolved with
gratifying unanimity that Richmond, Va,
should be the place Of eonvocation OF this
important and influential body OF repre-
sentative Christians. s.. ....
In order to 4 correct understanding OF
the universally Of this Union, which en-
braces representatives from four hundred
auxiliary societies located in every part OF
the country, having in charge Catholic in
terests, we append below q list OF the Of
ficers OF the Union and other facts peril
nent to its meeting in ninth annual conven-
tion in this city on Wednesday, September
the 10Th ensuing: President, Hon. A. NJ.
Kelley, Richmond, Va; First Vice-Presi-
dent, Charles McIIannan, Cleveland, Ohio;
Second Vice-President, Henry S. Buckless,
Baltimore, Md; Treasurer, Rev. James
Henry, st. Louis, Mo-; Secretary, Martin
Committee: Patrick Monahan, st. Louis,
L. Murphy, Worcester, Mass. s.aH
A meeting OF the Catholic Beneficial So
ciety OF this city was held last week to make
arrangements for the due and proper enter
tainment OF the delegates, who are expected
to number over six hundred. All the Cath
olic societies OF Richmond will turn out in
full regalia rs an escort to the members OF
the Convention on their arrival here. A
number OF bishops and priests OF more
than local reputation are delegates to the
Convention. Included in the preates who
will be present is the Right Rev. Bishop
John Ireland, OF st. Paul. MINI. Bishop
Gibbons, OF our own city, is feeling the
liyeliest solicitude and taking the deepest
interest in the coming Convention, holding
it TO be high but deserved honor to have
bad Richmond chosen as the place OF Its
meeting. It will be remembered that ex-
Mayer Kelley, of Richmond, has twice re-
ceiyed the distinguished honor OF being
elected presiding officer Of the Union over
distinguished competitors.
On their arrival here on September 10th
the delegates will repair to Cathedral Hall,
Ninth and Marshall streets, and proceed
thence, under escort, to st. Peters Catbe-
dral, where High Pontifcal Mass will be
celebrated, and a sermon delivered by
Bishop Gibbons. ... -....-... 49,.
After leaving the Cathedral the delegates
and their escort will pass in review before
his Excellency Governor Kemper. They
will then return to Cathedral Hall, where
they will be received with an address Of
welcome by the Hon. James Fl. Dooley.
They will then be rendered the h0spitalities
of the city by his Honor Mayor Darlington:
Governor Kemper will be invited to be
present. The Convention will be In session
several days ..s
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REDUCTION OF BOARD AT BUFFALO SPRINGS.
Colonel GooDE gives very timely notice in another
column of reduction In board at these Springs
1t is now placed within the reach Of all, and no one
suffering nom any of the many diseases for which
these waters are prescribed should fail to spend u
few weeks at least at these health-cvng fountains
Many remarkable cures have been effected through
the efficacy of the Buffalo waters, and there Is
scarcely maIady which has not been benefited by
flo .
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Picnic AT AMELIA CoURTHousE.---The
Baptists of Manchester will hold their an
nual picnic at Amelia Courthouse to-mor-
row, leaving Richmond at 7:45 and Man
chester at A. d., and will return about .
P. NJ. A day spenS in the beautiful grove
at this point will repay any who may attend.
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YidaS.

There is one railroad officer in the United
States for whom rioters have no terr0Ts.
His name is Villas, and he is general freight
agent Of the Morris and Essex road in New
Jersey. He lives in Morristown, and it was
necessary for him to 60 to Jersey City. He
could not get there in time except by train.
The mob said no train should 60. Visas
made up his mind to find out about 1t.
He became an early bird, proposed to
catch, the half-past worm. When he
reached the station the mob was already
there, and Villas was told in substance that
he might walk to Jersey City, but he could
not 60 there by rail. Not man would
build fire in an engine. No engineer
would put his hand on the throttle.
Villas was not wanting in eXpedients, and
he soon had an engineer and fireman who
would take the train out II Villas would fur
nish protection. Five men shared the feel
ings of Villas about getting to jersey City,
and the five were armed with revolvers.
The FIVE, headed by Villas, mounted the en-
CINE, and the engineer was told to "let her
go.' t.She" started the mob rushed; six
revoTvers aimed low took cher" out OF the
yard and into the open country.
When they reached Chatham another mob
was waiting for Villas. They did not get
him, but they got the fireman, which was
not fatal accident, for Villas proceeded to
take his vacated post, and filed it and the
furnace until the .baggage-master relieved
him. Thus the train got to Newark. There
the mob got the baggage-master, and Villas
again became fireman, and remained before
the blazing oven until the conductor re-
lieved him. The Newark police volunteered
to help get the train through to Jersey City,
but Villas did not feel any need OF their
services. He aimed his little mob-control-
Ter at the rioters and said, 'tPm good for
seven." When he gave the order to move
the shtest disposition to interfere with
him or his artillery. He was ready to lie
down and rest when he reached New York.
Villas proved himself good as his word
"Good for seyen." Now let bis company
eyince its gratitude by cutting his pay ten
per cent Chicago Times.
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MoRTUARY.-There were forty-four deaths
last week. There were four from cholera
infantum; six from consumption. -
:, According to the report of the Board OF
Health the rainfall for the week ending
July 81 was 3:l4; amount OF rainfall week
ending July %, 600. '."@g t.ga..
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CHARGED WITH MALTREATING A WOMAN

CHARGED WITH MALTREATING A WOMAN
Victoria Jackson was found yesterday
morning lying on the pavement on Jefferson
street between Franklin and Main, very
sick. She was taken to the Third station,
and thence sent to the city almshouse.
From representations made by her, Albert
King and James Wilson were arrested,
charged with maltreating her. All the par
ties are colored :.
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. % The. OIL TRADE.-The oil trade has been
suspended temporarily on account OF the
expiration of the contract Of the shippers
with the refiners in the West. It will be
resumed, however, in the fall uia tine Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad.
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POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY Y.-SeVeral tri-
fling cases were disposed Of. The case Of
Cavanaugh and Dolan, charged with inter-
ferfering with the dog-catchers, was contin-
ned until to-day.
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: TRsspAss.-Robert Smith, charged with
trespassing upon the property OF w. P.
Palmer, was examined before Justice Larus,
OF Henrico county, yesterday and his case
continued until to-day.
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ACcoMAc FOE MAHoNE.-Mr. John S. Wise
received telegram from DIR. John j. Wise,
OF Aecomac, last night, dated Crlsheld, yes,
terday, stating that Accomac had appointed
twenty-five delegates solid for Malone.
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EDl-CATION

MRS. RALEIGH COLSTON, assisted
vi BY MISS LIZZIE GRATTAE. will REOPEN
HER SCHOOL. the 17TH OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT. French hrsuaht by MADAME CRESPl, who
Fl lench parentage and has successfully taught
French In Europe FOR twenty Ave years. French
conversation class twice a week. Latin taught IL
desired. Trims found In circulars. nu l-2t*
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A PROMINENT CITIZEN ARRESTED FOR AR.
soN.-BoSton, July 30.-Orlando. Fiske,
president Of the Norfolk County ,Agricul-
tural Society, large real estate owner and
prominent citizen, has been arrested in
Shelbourne, Mass, charged with setting
fire to his barn in Greenfield. u
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r EXCURSIONS Up THE CANAL.-Among the
many excursions at this season of the year
are those made by the Dolly Warden boat
Dart, which leaves the eSeyen!h-Street bridge
at o'clock every afternoon.
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'v 4-2.aw3mtSsw3m
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.


REV. K. II. PHIL ii'S, rector; assisted by full
corps of experienced Officers. The ,hlry.third an
nuI session will commence SEPTEMBER 18TH.
l>71. Buildings spacious, with gas and hot and
cold water. Heated by steam. Extensive grounds.
Patronage from niuteeen States. School frst-class.
Terms moderate. Seven churches within three
minutes walk For catalogue address the Rector
IN ,lS-yy Inn
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS. SAN
dals Prince Alberts, Oxfords. Newports Magnoiias
Buckle Newports. &C., cheap '.- ~ (
BosCngN's, SOC and Gil Broad street. !
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. with light shower in the afternoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, rs;
8 A. NJ, 50; noon, So; 3 2. M.. 81; s 2.
NJ, 81 midnight. IA. i~
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Musro ON THE ESQUARE.--Kessnich's band
will render some OF its sweet music on the
Capitol Square tomorrow (Thursday) eve
ming at @ O'clock.
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CUCTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y No. g EAST GRACE STREET.

The twcniy-f,fth session of this institution will
open lST OF OCTOBER. 1877. and close 30TH
OF JUNE, 1873. Thc principal will be assisted
hy Professor GEORGE +. MEKKELL, Madame X.
\. Toe 40. and s,thcrC ON petent teachers.
Apply for circulars LOWEST & JOHNSTON, or by
mail 10 She Principal. -
NHS. MaRIA.i.. CARRIEGTOS.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ut tht
DISPATCH PRINTiNG-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CLARET-fuest brands: Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis Whiskey Leghan
Whiskey, B Select Whiskey. Ell Consolador" ="
and "Pitana 1.-TWO excellent brands Of cigars Of
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade. WALTER ID. BLAIR Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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FUNERAL PARADE. G will pa
'rade to-day to pay the last tribute Of respect
to Sergeant j. Fl. Taylor, who died yester-
dav ~ :. ,.t
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AN INpEFINABLE YET EXQUISITE PERFUME
fingers IN the laces and lingerie among which has
been laid one of j. & E. ATKINsoN'S delicate Sach-
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PHoToGRApHs.-Now Is the time, during the
dull season, TO have your photographs taken. The
coolest place in the city Is REEss Gallery. Copies
from old pictures and ail kinds of work In our line
done at low prices during the month of August
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
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:. Lots OF cheap goods at LHyY BROTHERS, Make
your purchases OF them. and you viii 90 home 1eel-
ing satisfied with your bargains.
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BLEEDING AND ULCERAIED GUMS healed by
MKApE s. BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH-WA6H.
Fifty cents bottle.
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iyle-t.ods1 aSenS,di2bSep


.CELECY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- ~ HUGUENOT SPRINGS.
ON the ! an SEPTEMBER NEXT ] shasl open
- SELECT SCHOOL for \ limi,ed nRlRoT of
BOYS III IIugs,. no, Springs, Powhztau eosEy, Va.
q or particulafsspply TO or address
MRS. ROBERT RANSOM.
Grose Road post-ofice, Richmond, Va.
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DECAYED TEETH dsinfected by MEADE BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents q
hottie
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THE CARBoLIC MoUTHWAsu is pleasant to the
taste and excellent gargic for sore-hroat. Fifty
cents q bottle.
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents 4 box. " -a.-
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all of the newspapers of the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders left ut the Dis
patch counting-room Will receive prompt atten-
tinn. Is. .E
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b. The HowrTZERs-THEIR ISscREAsE TO A
BATTALION POsslBLE.-Recent events must
lave brought the conviction to every
thoughtful man in the community that it is
necessary to have in our midst well-dis-
ciplined and reliable boGy OF citizen sol
diery. We learn there is a movement on
foot to increase the present company Of
Howitzers to three companies The How
itzers have a splendid armory, with gun
room in which their batteries can be parked,
and magnificent drifl-room, large enough
to manGuvre battalion as infantry. 1t is
hoped the officers and men OF the Richmond
Howitzers will be aided in every possible
manner by the State authorities and the
businessmen OF the city of Richmond to
carry into effect at once this laudable enter
prise. The young men Of Richmond should
not hesitate for an instant to connect them
selves with this historic organization.
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ASK YOUR DRUG GTsT FOR MEADE 4 BAKERS
CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH, for sore gums and de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents a bottle. s. .nf-.
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE &
BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTiI-WAslI. Fifty cents
hottie
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BEAUT1FY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE & BA'
KER's elegant SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE. Fift!
pto n hOY
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DOANOkE COLLEGE,

III SALEM. VA.
Twenty-ifh session begins SEPTEMBER 5TII.
Collegiate. elective. and preparatory courses Loca
;ion unsurpassed 5or hcalthfulness and mountain
scenery. Town and .unliege noted for good morals.
Five churches In town. Expenses for nine and
half months from 4 ls50rosS2i0 Nncluding tuition,
board. fuel. lights andwash.ne college quite pros
pernus-177 STUDENTS from fifteen States, Indian
TERRITORY and Mexico. for catalogues, &C., address
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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Go to LEVY BROTHERS, and buy your Hamburg
edgiugs and insertngs, and you win 60 home ieehne
bappy.
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The best assorted stock Of dry goods Is st LEVY
BROTHERS. You save time and money by
making your purchases Of them.
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Read LEVY BROTHERS new advertisement II
to-day's paper. .
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" lG-NilI
DICuMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. W..

The next session opens SEPTEMSf,R 10th ami
closGSJCSK 2QTH. The COLLEGE aar prlSes EIGHT
lNnEpESDENT. ACADEMIC SCHOOLS and
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Expenses per session OF nihe ssottns, enui aclnS
matt c9ls ton nd tuition fees i lights and wash
lug. TllS.
Good board in messing clubs. about $l0 per
month; II the College boarding. boases, SIS.
For catalogues and circulars OF LaS aS:sGs0ol, apply
at the b<'oE stores, or address B. PURYEAR,
H.. ~ -.-E - Chairman Faculty.
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ENGINEERING.

IufIL and MECHANICAL ENGI-
- NkERIaG AT THE RENSSELAER, POLY
CHNIClSSTITUTE TROY. n. Y-Instruction
very prattleal Advantages aasurpassed In this
I"antry. Sradsates obtain excellent positions. Re-
o. ~hs sx,tSmoef 18TH. For the Annual Register,
cnia. =, taasess o. fk1s. WA L. ADAMS. Director.
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WANTED, ORDERS FOR A BEAUTI-
w Full LOT OF SPRING PANTS, which am
now offering ut about cost to close them out: S1l
PANTS atS9. Have reduced the price abont 70 pei
cent You will do well to examine them before buy.
ing. satisfaction in every respect
WESSOS THE TAILOR,
aplS L Twelfth street.
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POLICE COURT.

During the past month the Police Justice
Sisposed of 453 criminal charges and tired
AGA cases Of ordinance violations. On crinlt-
nal charges % persons were sent on to the
grand Jury for Indictment, 81 were com
mitted to Jail in default OF surety for their
good behavior, and 81 on conviction OF as
sault and battery or petit larceny. Flnes
collected: Cstv, 1888; State, S2s6; costs,
$40. .0S-total S57G0S.
CoRoNER's CASES.
Coroner Taylor has been very busy during
the past month, having held seven inquests
and viewed eleven bodies. -Four OF these
were cases Of infanticide; one accidental
shooting, one from the effects Of heat; one
was a case Of death from being run over,
and two from accidental drowning
PLoUR INSPECTIONS
The following is statement OF the 1our
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending July 81, 1877: 41s barrels family,
2,2l8 barrels extra super6ne, 34S barrels
superfne, 93 barrels fine, 5 barrels mid
dlings, 81 barrels condemned
DEEDS RECORDED .,..- o..
During the month OF July one hum
dred and eighty-three deeds we're received
for record in the clerks Office OF the Cham
Gerry Court. During the same period sew
enty-four deeds were recorded in the clerk S
Office Of the Henrico County Court.
MARRIAGE-LICENSEs 9sSTED.
THE clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
twenty licenses-to twelve white and eight
colored eouples-during the month OF July.
The clerk OF the Henrico County Court
issued six marriage-licenses to eelered cou-
pies. .-.. '..'. '"'
FIRE-ALARMS-
There was only one fire-alarm during the
past month, and that was yesterday from
IRoy o.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS G CoAPASY,l
RrCIIMoSD, July 81, 1877.
GENERAL ORDER No. 4.-ATTEN-,g 4
" TIOS G COMpASY.-Assemble nj your q
armory WEDNESDAY, August lsT. at 2:3e
o;ciccR. sharp, in fuIi-iress uniform. 70 pay me
resnt ], n, TAYLOR Members Of other companies
arc rrsrcctfully requested to parade with u.s. Conc
s,fnn,,t and non -cnnms toned officers will wear
crane on their sidc-armS -.
Ey command OF Captain j. II. PARATER:
'' - TATE STARKE,
.,11t. Orderly Sergeant.
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npN p1LE pnMEIas,S SCU0OI. F0R

D EV. PIKE POWERS'S SCHOOL FOR
1S GIRLS, at No. s Second street between Main
aud Cary. higgins lsr 0IspUBER. Teachers:
l:ov. Pike Powers, Miss Anna IL. Powers. and
Miss T.. G.. Powers. Matrosl: Mrs. like Powers.
Tuition. $50 500, and $40 psyable half. yearly in
advance. Latin and French without e.rtrG charge.
: German, French NTH cSEosrsGtloI, and Music
at professors charges. CastheItcs, by Miss Anna
Ill Powers. at 81 per annuas sesaion. Address
RES. TlKE POWERS
" lG-tOilmt GIL west Cary street.
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THE SAPoNINE DENTIFRIcE prepared by MEADE
6 BAKER will eradicate the incipieut tartar on
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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I'VE AMERICAN SOFT CAPSULE
1 tQ's P''csoList Of New Goods tput up In me
tsilk bSxes), s now ready. Address VICTOR z.
aAtGER, General Agent, Sos. los, l0S, and ITO
keae street. New York. my l5.3m
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I,HARLUTTE HALL ACADEMY.

" Founded i'm 177A.)
Preparatory and coEessaIe. state donation re-
duced tue terms for board. tuition, and military IT.
sIuction 10 $50 per Session Of five months. Fall
session commences Sd SEPIEMBER. For Gala
!ognc. apply 10 -
IIERBERT THOMPSON. Principal,
Charlotte Hail. 81. Mary county, Md.
ty Qn-Enhl lint
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hss- On, al sales Of Real Estate made bettoetn
the 1St o/ january and last sr June the tdresf Is
the present year have to be paid ythe purchaser.
On al sateS made 5et,osen the lSt Of Jufy and Ia
Of the year the tares hHcs to be paid dy The seUr.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
BY all the real estate agents IN Richlnond aud ~
plies to Richmond and vicirity.]
ROBERT B. LYME, P. NJ, four brick stores and
dwellings on the Southeast corner OF Wall TOR
F1fteenih) and Franklin streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 6k p. M. commissioners
sale of thirty -one feet Of ground on north Sew
enth street, Navy Hill. .,.rra st... s... I
j.. d. WHITEHEAD 4 CO., II A. NJ. at No. II
Eighteenth street, family groceries, store-hx-
lures, &C. # #.'e~N
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Buy hammock and keep COOL you can get one ut
LEVY BROTHERS,. .'@'
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VOL. LII.
4ittmond 1lspatth.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST /, 1877.

sS-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF kLL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PArERS OF THE CITY
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VFFICE OF TIE UI.D I'ONINIUNT
lRoS AND NAIL WORKS COMPANY, I
4 RICHMoSp, VA, July 81, 1877.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 SHAREHOLDERS OF this Company will he
held IN this Office MONDAY. AUGCsT SIH, al
loM - r. +. RLASkESSHP,
- an l..t Commercial Agent.
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TRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
WEST POINT,
on MONDAY. August 18th



This Tribe Is noted FOR good order and well-cnn-
.cur,c.I excursions. Every arrangc1eut has been
made la insure good order and delightful trip 10
our guests aud All who wish 10 ent,y the dcltcacics
C HE .u water should avail themselves Of this or
,,nr,nnitv Kc>suich's Brass and String Band will
furnish miistc for the occasion. Train VIII leare
the York River depot promptly NJ O'Clock.
TIrkETs: Gentlemen, 81: ladies, so cents. For
.ae at Randolph & Euglsh's, 1902 Main street:
Cuuuineha,n'>. druggist. Main ana Twenty-hrst
streets; SCOTS. druggist Bro&,i and Tweuty-ffth
streets. and q, the depot. All l.4.6.9, le.l1 l
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4 CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
l D SuA I,N'p{1N VA -..+s..

- SrA UNION. VA. ..s.s =
Jhe largest frstcls.s institution for young ladies
IN StSinia With "a Gts corps Of twenty-five teuell~
Ipsts the FIRST WEDNESDAY In September,
1877 ~ "
Fnr Catalogues t~nfxssdng full particulars spply
L" MIsf M.$- BALDWIN, Principal
ic z[hS2 s..ss-.r StauntoIl. yu.
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NFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF m5A
JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %. K. OF EHaSNA
rAsrmhIc at your new castle hall. onIsi q u
Ninth street, THIS "wednesday ESE-SSsGS1
MING. August 1sf- 1877. nj O'clock. The NSD
han win hc o,,cnrd AT 7:45 for members ~lS|
with their :amil!cs and invited guests.
j. X. LAMklS,
LIS Keeper of Records and Seal.
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RICHMOND MOZART AssoCIATroS.}
RICHMOND. VA. Jul. "a. 1877.
There VIII bc = general meeting Of the RICH
y0SD MOZART ASSOCIATION at the Assrcia-
lion Hall on MONDAY, August 9th, n, s 7. NJ. for
7he purpose Of IN election TO M an sxising vacancy
49, ~ .,.-eodf, W. L. BASS Secretary.