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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

The Speaking Last Night.--Messrs.
Young, Burwell, and Gregory, candidates
for Congress, addressed 4 small but appre-
ciatire gathering in front OF the courthouse
last night in brief and eloquent addresses.
This is probably the last Conservative meet
ing that will be held before the primary
election. The audience was very orderly.
Each OF the speakers was well received,
and the impression created by them and
the hearers could not have been otherwise
than mutually agreeable,
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The Celestial K,s,enomenon.

Editors Dispatch: saw on Wednesday
night about half-past O'Clock one OF the
remarkable cioud-streaks (" in the sky so
accurately described by your correspondent
G. Ii. w. Its being the track OF meteor
was Immediately suggested, but such was
its great length thought it impossible that
it could have resulted from such cause.
l watched il for some time, and as it float ed
in southcasterly direction towards the
horizon it seemed to widen and grow dim
mer as 1t receded. saw no meteor.
A. S. b
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Excursion TO BEAUFORT.-On Monday
morning at $40 the excursion FOR Beaufort
will leave the city. From the arrangements
already made this will bea great success,
and ali who are so fortunate as to go may
be assured of most agreeable and pleasant
time. Those who are fond OF fishing VIII
be afforded sport that will gladden. their
hearts, and the opportunity for real enjoy
ment Is one that should not be missed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

THE LEE-MoNUMEET BM.L.-The Lee
Monument ball :Till take place at the White
Sulphur Springs on Thursday next TIE l5i'l
instant. The Chesapeake and Dino Kali
way Company have, with their usual entcr-
prise, put round-trip tickets Oh sale on the
lItll and 18th at 4 figure so low as to induce
all who desire to do so to visit this noted
watering-place and aid an object in which
so many persons are Interested. Besides.
4 trip to the mountains during the heated
term Will be found not only pleasant, but
highly beneficial TO all who have during
the summer months borne the heat and dust
OF The city.
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EyCURsIONIsTS IN RICHXOND.--A very
Iarre party OF colored eXcurslonists arrived
here by the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad on. Thursday night and
left yesterday.
Another party from FREDERICKSBURG,
numbering about two hundred ana nltS,
arrived here yesterday.
A third excursion (colored) party from
West Point were in the city yesterday
morning.
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CHOICE ToEACCo.-We have been presented
by the manufacturers, Messrs. CHARLES IL. con
RAD & Co., OF Danylle, Va, through thcir agent,
Mr.. j. VI. COHRAD. with some Of their choice brands
Of tobacco-ihc !" Log Cabin ard Love Among
the Roses 1t is FIRST c!ass article and seems 10 he
all that these gentlemen claim for IT, Give them
n ~ :, lsip,l
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KILLED BY RAILROAD TRAIN.-One Of
the excursion party from Washington
named Simon Mack was killed while en-
route to Richmond Thursday night while
the train was passing over Aquia-creek
bridge. Mack was standing on the plat
form, leaning out and looking back up the
road. The back of his head was struck by
was stopped, and his body fshed out OF the
water dead. 1t may be that he was drowned.
The Fredericksburg Railroad Company
procured coffin and sent his remains back
TO Washington. Mack was employed by
the Knox Baggage Express Company in
Washington.
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have analvzeA the whiskey known under the
brand of g-SEi. Ecr," controlled by Messrs. WAL
rep u. BLAIR & CO.. Richmond, Va, aud find II
FREE FROM FuclL OH. and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pnr'
,,nses. j. u. McCAw, Il. D.,
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College of NirSinia.
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ssWhat is junction, nurse?" asked q
seven-year-oId fairy the other day OF an
elderly lady who stood at her side on rail-
way PLATFORM. A junction, my dear" an
swered the nurse, with the air OF very SUI
perior person, aindeed, why, it's o place
where two roads separate
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added to the committee from the Fourth
Ward. a full attendance OF the friends OF
General Johnston, not members OF the cou-
mittee announced Yesterday, and OF the
Conservative minute-men published in the
Dispatch OF Thursday. is invited. Itshould
ho borne in mind that yotiDg-precincts will
only be opened at the market-house and on
the northwest corner Of Hull and Eleventh
streets. No one can vote who does not pro-
duce bis pOll-taX receipt for 1877.
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SATURDAY AUGUST 10, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS poR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain, warm southwest veering to
colder northwest winds, and rising barom-
ter.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, winds most
" westerly. and stationary pressure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

STEAM on THE CANAL-A NEW DEPARTURE.
1t will be remembered that some years since
the State OF New York offered 100000 for
canal steamer that could be navigaled
without washing the banks Of the Erie
canal. Such craft exists in our midst, and
has been in the employ Of Messrs. Pitcher
& ForloiDe for several weeks. The boat is
named the Palermo, and is used in bring
ing to the city coal from pits some seven
teen miles distant. On the 1st Of August
the Palermo left the pits for Lynchburg, and
made the return trip in one week. The boat
does not wash the banks as much as the
boats drawn by mules or horses. This was
the first that ever went up 10 Lynchburg,
and its passage excited much interest and
surprise along the route and in Lynehburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

| POSTAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM
THE STREET LETTEE-BoXEs.-For the in-
| formation OF our readers we have obtained
the following complete list OF the "star .
boxes in this city:
Route 15.-Main and First, Second. Third,
Fifth. Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth :
Franklin and First, Second, Third, L Fourth.
and Sixth; Grace and First, Fifth. and
Seventh; Broad and First, Second, Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth, and Eleventh: Capitol Square,
Ford's Hotel, City Hal!, and st. Claire Ho-
tel.
Route 1C.-Main and Twelfth, Thir-
tcenth, near Thirteenth, fourteenth. Fiji
tcenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth. Nine
tecnth, Twentieth, Tweniy-fr:t, and Lo-
Gust alley; Cary and Thirteenth, Four
| teenth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth,
and Virginia street; Franklin and Thlr-
teepth, Fourteenth, Eighteenth, Nine
teenth, Twenty-1irSt, and Mayo street; EN.
change Hotel, st. James Hotel, and Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot.
| Four collections from these boxes arc
made by the regular collectors daily except
Sunday, commencing respectively ut 3:lJ
ard 11:40 4. II. and 2:15 and P. ~; on
Sunday ut ) 2. NJ. only. From ali other
collections are made by lettcr-carriers going
on or returning from their rounds.
| Il should be understood that each regu-
| lar collection OF mail matter from the
"star" boxes is theoretically simultaneous
throughout the city. The collections may
commence al any box on their respective
routes, and are not required to be at 4 par
ticular box ut or within 4 specified time.
They are liable, however, to suspension for
commencing 4 collection in advance OF tie
prescribed Time. BY this arrangement any
person who deposits Il letter i'll 4 " star /"
box at or before the time for commencing
collection has the assurance that it will be
taken to the post-o1fice in time FOR the next
outgoing mail Ii he deposits it after the
prescribed hour he takes the chances Oh
having it remain in the box until the next
collection. For instance, letter put into
q street box not later than 2:l5 2. NJ. viii
20 otf on the northern mail which is closed
at P. NJ; but ii deposited therein at 2:2(
or later it may not get to the post-otlice un'
| til $50 or F. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

The Pic Mic SenS0n.-The Meade Memo
rial Committee are making extensive ar
engagements for their pic-Eic at Vue lie
Grand next "Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

NJ EL-YsoS Sc CO.. advertising agents, niers ad.
vertisements IN all of the newspapers OF the Cn.ad
SLIes Stpub.ishers' rates. Orders LEFT ut tie Dts
patch. countins-room Will receive prenst atsen-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and very warm. at night it was
cloudy and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, "a ;
9 A. NJ, 81; noon. 92; z. NJ, 81; 8 I.
NJ. 91: midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, S6S.
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For uLcEEArED MOUTH. the healing properties
OF MEADE g BAKER's EAgpoLIc MoUTff-WASH
are unexceliei. Fifly cents bottle. ssss
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BANKRUPTCY.

mo. 5464.t
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j. UNITEDSTkTESF FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TkICT OF TJRGINIA-IN TIE MATTER OF
W. ii. GSYAssMEY, BANKRUPT, IN BANK
NUPICY.
CLERKS OFFIcE,l
RICu2rOSD, VA. August o, 1878. S
TO A1L WHOM II MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that rsttion oas been flied In said court by w. IL.
GwafiIiueY. OF Rfehmon6, Va, III said district.
duly d.cfared bankrupt under the act of Com
sress q March, 2, 1851 and The acts e ssaendatory
a ere0, ana Snppie of srs,n iii s Ans aa
clsims provabe undc- sase acts, and that the 26TH
DAY OF AUGUST. 1873. Al IL O'clock Nv at the
rbptcy. in the cislom- tohae in the city OF Rich
mond, Va, Is assigned for ie hear1g or the same.
auy son have, why The pia, er or the satd peiitio
au IO-s2w JOHN X. PGPEAM, Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

PAINFUL ACADEMIA few nights ago
Mrs. Kersey, who resides in the west end
of The city. near Mouroe Park, dreamed that
a negro thief was after her, and in endeav-
>oring to get rid of him jumped out OF the
window. She fell upon the awning and
then rolled to the ground, receiving several
severe and painful cuts and bruises.
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4itIln,olll 1ispatrlt.

ne THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCu-
LAYroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

ASA FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE T. BA-
KEE's cAuBoLIc MoUTH-WaslI. Fifty cents
bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

On The WUter-Line.-It is reported that
both the Manchester paper-miil ami Mar
shall cotton. mills will resume operations on
or about August 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

PERsoHhL.-Mr. Il. J. Anderson left yes
tcrday for New York city by the tiue steam
shin Wvanoke, where lie will probably
locate permanently.
Among The visitors to the Tobacco EN-
change Yesterday were B. Il. Vaughan, il,
Petersburg; John NJ. Colby, New Orleans !;
William Hartzog. Baltimore; r. l.. Iouu@,
jackson. Miss. J. S Dalton, Reidsvillc, n.
c.: Z. i. Montague. s. W. Bitner, RaIeiSh
NC: p. c. Hall, Hickory, y. c.; and W.
z. Bradden, Statewide, y. &.
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MOONLIGHT SAIL or THE JAMEs.-ihe
Richmond Howitzers will have another
moonlight excursion on the steamer Arlei
on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

IT NAY INTEREST OUR LADY READERS 10
know that the painful effects ofsunburn upon dell
cate skin can be Immediately relieved by the use OF
j. e e. ArKISsoN'S Toilet Vinegar.
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For ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH AsD GUNS
use. MEADE & BAKERS CAREOLIC MOUTHS
WASH. Ffity cents hottie.
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS At PIZzISI's early tc'
day If You wish him TO furnish you for tomorrow:
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SAVE MONEY by having ycur printing t6ae a.tfe
DISPATCH pRINTING-lioUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

CALIFORNIA GRAPEs.-We were shown
Yesterday fine bunch OF Muscatei grapes.
They were received direct from Ca'lfornla
by Mr.. A. Ant0ni.
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Meeting Night.-There will be meet
ing OF the friends CT Colonel John B. Young
at Lyceum Hall tonight at O'Clock.
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YoUyG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
(CuLoEED).-at a meeting OF the co!ored
Young Mems Christian Association held
last evening the following officers were
elected for tile ensuing term: {. L. John
son. president; Z. james, yice-pEesident; !;
W. II. james. secretary; II. James, treas
urcr: J. Spradey, chaplain; y. Bent!y,
moderator: j. Harris, first marshal; W.
Massee, secnnd marshal.
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INcTP1EST TARTAR AND scURr removed by
MEADE & BAKERS sAroNISE DESr;FRTcE
Fifty cents box.
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DIsCoLoRgD TEETH rendered BEAUTIFULLY white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSlNE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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10 DANDoLPH-MACoN COLLEGE.

Session opens SEPTEMBER l 9TH, and continues
nine months.
Tuition tabie-board, washing, fuel, and lights,
from ~ o 10 $3.50. Privileged students 81 less.
SEND Cor catalogue to
WV. BENNETT, President,
3y24-9w&teodtSel9 Ashland, Va.
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PEACH iCE-C REAM,
Vanilla Icc-Cream,
Strawberry Ice. Cream,
Lemon .cc-C
Tlr,,,lnra Tnn- rr.nii1

= .,,cr ,.o rr.,,p
Cncnn,,,s .Cr.,m
81, ,,,1, NJ IL. hest materials and fresh daily Mt
u'' iA""t "a ''.e oe't "''e''' an" 4-''' "'''' 49,
ii"%iHiH .
HOME SWEET EOME-Thcrcs no place like IT.,
csnar;al,v # t biscuits or bread and the
t.,-ro,ls or mullins are nice light and ENJOYABLE.
.lv,ys ,s.. E>fnrEY.S YEAST POWDER I'm the pro-
duo,iup Of these ARTICLES and other things being
oru,l home yiiI .lways be sweet and happy
no YOU LIKE IcE-tREAM? Then go 10 PIZzIHI
,,I in,yc your orders; Hi; creams arr, pronounced
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DICHMGND COLLEGE,
En- RJCHNOND VA

THE NEXT SESSION. OPENS SEPTEMBER
l9TH and closes June ! OH. The College com priseS
EIGHT INDEPENDENT ACADEMIC SCHOOLS
and SCHOOL OF LAW.
EXPENSES PER sES:,l on of nine months, tmbrac-
ing natricua,on and tuition fees, fuel lights and
washing, Sl1S.
Good board I'm messing clubs, abont 50 per month
ut the College boarGins-housts, Sl3.
For catalogues apply 1t the bookstores. or address
=. PURYEAR.
iy 23-eodfSel 5td.25 Chairman Faculty.
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BUY TO-DAY,
BUY TODAY.
rs ;he!r store Will tie
CLOSED on SATURDAY.

IcE-CrEAM mak.s mot excellent dessert this
hot weather. and PIZzlSI can give you the best OF
pr.
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Gliding ali cases relating to collisions at sea.
The Duke Of Edinburgh is the present mas

In connection with the courts for the ad-
ministration OF justice, have much to tell
you about the inns OF Court, which have
been the headquarters Of English lawyers
from very remote times. But for fear that
/ should weary you and my good friends in
Richmond with too much OF this sort Of
thing at sitting, thirk that / had better
reserve what have to say under this head
For another letter. ii.
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i;1O PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
PIECK NEY'S

rIECKNEY'S
SCHOOL DIRECTORY AND GUIDE
furnishes parents and o,ltrSa h>t OF schools IN
United States aud Canada. together with The gt>t oi
the usual circular of the most D.iSiE AEIE ONES,
thus aiornc parents all nccssaty inIul nation WIN
regard 10 our EEST SCHOOLS without expense or
dclav Sent upon receipt oi postage t3c.l stamp.
3O ifnin1, S:uurr,. New York. au 6-cOdlm
uOME SCHOOL AT THE WIGWAM,
NJ AMELIA COUNTY. Nh.-0pens OCTOBER
lsr and closes July Isl each year. Instruction
thorough In English. French. Latin. Greek. ana
Mathematics. Discipline Christian and parental
Location so healthy that In for!y years have never
lost by dc bUardrr. Pupils prcp1r rc,. thorough
ly for The University Of Virginia. college. or hus-
ness. Board and tuition, 81 SlS0--S30 payable OctO-
bcr 1S', and $50 February 15h refer with conf
,lcuc" to The Faculty OF the University Of Virginia
and &c my pupils durn. the last forty years. Ad-
dress NiLLlAM II. HARRISON,
MattoaX rus;-ot,ice, Amelia county, Va.
au 7-dTu.Ih& SSswTu6w
II GCUST-DALE ACADEMY. \ T a II
IL RAPIDAN STATION, NIRGINh-TWEN-
TY-SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OPENS SEP
TENDER J6. 1S7S.-ireparcs students for Uni
rc-stv, college, or business. Terms per session,
$500 to $40. according 10 studies.
For catalogues address
\. j. GORDON. 4. ~. Principal,
Rapldan Station, Culpcper county. Va.
-Th.SSTui2th
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FOE BLEEDING GUNS. use MEADE & BAKER's
r,pBo.IC MouTH-WAsiI. Fifty cents bottle.
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Fon OFFENSIVE BREATH from, decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE u BAfsEE's CAR
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THE TELEPHoNE UNDER WATEE-SUCcESs-
FUI. EXPERIMENT IN CONNECTION WITH THE
JAMrs-Rl IMPRoYEMENT.-IeStc Mr..
C.. p. f. Bur"wyn, the agent OF the Bell
Telephone Company. was very successful
in practically working the telephone with
the diver of the James-Riyer Improvement.
This was all the more gratifying, for when
Mr.. Burgwyn first went down in the armoI
he was concerned lest the gurgling noise OF
the air issuing from the helmet would ser!-
ously interfere with the practical working
OF the telephone. Mr. Joseph Martin, the
regular diver, very readily overcame this
noise, however, by bending over. so that the
air is compressed in the lower part OF the
dress instead OF issuing at the valve. Mr..
L. G. Hall, the manufacturer OF the nitro
giycrrinc used in blasting the rock, and
also the superintendent OF this part Of the
work, contrivcd to lead the wire down the
hose by drilling hole in the pipe where
the hose joins the air-pump; then pushed
it through the entire length OF the hose I'M
til it reached the helmet. The telephone
inside the helmet has 4 surface OF metal
which, resting on the metal OF the helmet,
forms one ground. The other ground is
made by soldering the end wire TO piece
Of copper-platc and throwing 1t overheard.
The fact OF this experiment working so
successfully will undoubtedly increase the
usefulness Of the diver to great extent,
especially in deap-sca diving.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The highest re-
ported price paid for tobacco on 'Change
yesterday was S33. One package was with
drawn at S23.
The American bark Frank, Wallace mas
ter, entered at the custom-house yesterday
from Gloucester, Mass, in ballast, to load
tobacco for Bordeaux, France.
About fifteen hundred pounds OF loose
tobacco were sold yesterday at fair prices
ut the Shockoe warehouse by Mcssrs. Per-
kins d Powell.
A called meeting OF the supervisors Of
Henrico county will be held at the court
house to-day at IL O'Clock NJ.
The amount OF United States internal
revenue collected yesterday was So, ,41S.1Is
kessnich's band give an open-air concert
at sanger Halle tonight.
Peter Lancaster (colored) was arrested
yesterday charged with obtaining 800 under
false pretences from Richard N. Taylor.
Selwyn Z. Beckford, OF Elizabeth City
county, was yesterday commissioned n no.
tary public by Governor Holiday.
Two cargoes OF ice were received yester-
day and one of coal shipped.
Joseph X. Xix and Somcrfed Sincoe, OF
Richmond, were yesterday adiudicated
bankrapts on their own petition by Register
Atkins.
Justice White had only a few unimpor'
tant cases before him yesterday.
The large crop Of weeds in the vacant lo'
at Thirteenth street and Lombard alley
should he cut down.
| The watermelons, peaches, and other fruit
are said by judges to be worse this seasor
| than for many previous ones.
The Sons aud Daughters OF Levi, the col
ored excursionists from Washington, re.
turned home last night.
1t is expected that the excursion to Beau.
fort, II. c., next Monday, will he largely
Tatronized by persons In this city and vi
cinity.
An omnibus line is spoken OF to run be-
tween Bacon's Quarter branch and the Gus
tom-house.
The Square, parks, and plcasure-garden:
are crowded with delighted promenader:
these glorious moonlight nights.
The twenty-nin.h volume OF Gra;tan's re
ports of the Court OF Appeals has beer
printed, and is in the hands Of the binder
improvements are about to be made tend
ing to more comfort and convenience for th
Police Justice and others having business Il
the Police Court.
Thc.number OF blue ribbons seen on th
streets for the past few days strongly re
minded one of the first days OF the Dout
nev crusade.
Quite a number OF the bad places Oh III
sidewalk on Main street were being patched
up yesterday.
The Richmond Female InStitptc is bcin
thoroughly renovated, both externally an
internally.
The ceiling OF st: Patrick's church, o.
Twenty-tifth street. is being renewed.
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LIST OE LETTERS.

r IST or LETTERS REMAINING IN
1.-THE POST-OFFICE AT RICHMOND, AU-
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SEWssER RESORTS.

DEDUCED RATES TO PARTIES RE-
IL NAMING ONE WEEK OR LONGER.
SEASON lS7S-UiEAS June 18TH
STOCKTON HOTEL,
CAPE MhY.N.J.
NOTE.-Wr tase great pleasure in informing our
MI ons that 4 new Passenger Elevator and tlecric
bells lin every rCun) iaT. been afiled TO III" Hotel.
CHARLES DUEFY.
OF Continental I'oe'. Phila'epha.
ic c-co,I2m Proprietor and General Manager.
DEDFORD ALUM AND IRON
- STRINGS. VIRGINIA.
Delightful drive Of two hours from IynclDurg.
Eitg CANT carriages AZ HE tr;lln.
FARE FiR>r-CLASS.
FULL LINE OF ADJUSTMENTS.
BUILDINGS Ali NEW OR ENTIRELY RE-
GREATEST REALTII-GIVING WATERS
KNOWN.
USEQUALLED Fox DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY,
AND FEMALE DISORDERS.
TEMPEHATURE ALWAYS PLEASANT.
BOARD, $35 per month; so per week: $3.50
per day.
Equally adapted 10 invallhs. plcasure-seekcrs, or
those IN quest Of rest and recreation.
This wure- at zoe. per gallon, or 81 per case,
aud the ni;tSs containing all the properties or t.e
water III JCc and per package. Is furnished u
those unable 10 visit the Springs. Address
a. NJ. DAVIS.
President Of the Company,
rs Main street. LyGchburg. Va.
Round-trp tickets ut reduced rates.
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DICUNOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TAMpUEN-sIDNE COLLEGE.
III PRINCE EDWARD COUSTi.NA
Curriculum embraces full INSTRUCTION IN CLA>
SICAI. SCIENTIFIC. and M'lhAL STUDIES.
Next session icci4!< SEPTEMBER 9TH ana cnds
Jl'NE 18TH. Total expenses. exclusive OF n.atu
Sl25 Good board at Stewards Hail for FLY
month: In private families from &l2 to $40
month, For further particulars address
j. NJ. J.. ATKINSON,
f.. l5-.SeI5 President.
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DETnEL CLASSICAL AND MILL.
ID ThRY ACADEMY. near Warrent0n, Fauluiei
cnuutv Va prepares for college. University. VI
business. Recommended for location, health mo-
ruilrv. scholarship, aud cicpIc. Board ana tut
lion (half session. $95. Address. for cat 'Ggue,
MAJOR 4. G.. SMITH superintendent,
Bethel Academy post-oilice.
iy yo3-dc3dSwIm fauuuicr COutty. Va.