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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

point will bo chosen Sc soon as tbs
ncighborhooG of San Stctsno is evacuated.
Tho British fleet will probably leave the
Princes Island, but will not 90 Beyond Csiiip-
oil until the Russians shall have retired within
the boundaries Of Eastern Roume!ia.
LONDON, Aug, 26.-T~o shocks ct earth
Quake. violent tut harmless, were felt at eleven
minutes past nine clock this moroing at Ell
ber6eld, Cologne, O;nabruck, Bagmen, Bonn
and Dusseldorff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

The July number 0! the American reprint ct
the Westminster Review has been received tcom
is publishers, the Leonard Sco:. Publishing
Company, Of New York. Its contents are: The
House Of Lo75s, The Mythology and Religious
Worship ofthe Ancient Japanese TheSaraceas
in Italy, The late Yskoob Beg OF hsshgsT'
George clio; AZ = Novelist, The Peasants OF our
Indian Empire, Contemporary Literature. snd
india and our Colonial Empire,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

DR.. s. de PreEsense, late member Of The
French Assembly at Versailles, will give the
French view Of the political, social and eccleslAs.
.icsl situation in Europe snd the verdict of the
Congress at Berlin, in the September. October
humble. of the international Review. Aside
from his personal qualification as 3 writer snd
student Of political history, the review from this
s.snapoin. has not before boon presented and
nnssessas great general interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

rapi6 transit md iG,er. decentralization, beyond
the control OF legislative assemblies Time
alcac vii! settle it, tat tr2c trade aud az lncono
tex, By improving every other interest OF the
country, will Incidentally te0d to benefit labor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

We have no hesitation whatever in recon-.
mending DR.. Bull Baby Syrup for children
tcethiDg or suffering from Wind Colo, Diar.
rtea or Dysentcry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

Tho bankrupt law expires with tho current
week. Now, if all usury and homestead laws
bo abolished, so that there vii! bo no restriction
upon either tho lending or the collection OF
money, all parties will be bcnefitted-tho Dor
rover, because he will be hhlo to set money on
such terms US ho may be willing to make, and
the lender, because he will be sure Of getting
his own again; and those Two conditions will
react 80 tavorably upon eaoh othor that tho re-
sulting advantage will not only be great, but
will be mutual, and the money thus traded
upon cxort beneficial influence, not only upon
those directly interested, but upon the whole
community in which tho loan may be effected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

Tho labor question. on which Mr.. IIcgitt's
committee is spending SO much unnecessary
time and money-not labor--in Now York, is
oLe tie satisfactory settlement of which, like
that of the aoney question, is, 10 these days Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

The railroad managers have concluded their
conference at Saratoga and adjourned. The
difficulty about 1.-Two stock rates has been set.
tied between the New York Central and the
Grand Trunk by o division of the business. and
there Is to bo no more hostile competition. 1t
was agreed that the net rates On dressed meats
snail DO fifty per cent. above thu net cattle
ratee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS. The chaiE-gang Sat
11rdny uns anna red I'm rlaaninr I'M Tirnin In

BRIEF LOCAL. ITEMs.-The chaiE-gang Sat
urday was engaged in cleaning up Virginia
street. -
The highest reported price paid at the To
ba ;co Exchange Saturday was S54, by Var
brough s. Son.
There is an entrance to the Tobacco Ex-
change on the east side OF Shockoe Slip, but
| it is often blocked up by wagons and other
vehicles.
There will be a meeting OF the General
Temperance Committee at Captain D. W.
Bohonon's Office this evening at 5 O'Clock.
Governor Holiday Saturday removed the
political disabilities Of Fl. G. Evans Of Pc
tersburg-an act OF Executive clemency to
one OF the most gallant soldiers and best
men that Virginia ever reared.
The steam-yacht Bonita Saturday evening
took down James river a large pleasure
party OF ladies and gentlemen.
Seven cases in chancery were disposed Of
Saturday by Judge Fitzhugh.
Judge Minor has refused new trial to
Martha Ann Morris, convicted OF infanti-
eide in Henrico Couaty Court, and sent to
the penitentiary for eight years.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Sulaven,
one Of the oldest residents OF Richmond,
took place Saturday at o'clock ?. ". from
st. Marks church.
A number OF new buildings are being
erected on west Grace street, near Rich.
mond College.
The annual meeting of the Richmond
Paper-Manufacturing Company will be held
next Thursday at o'clock 7. NJ.
All charltably-inclined people should re-:
member the meeting in behalf OF the Male
Orphan Asylum, postponed to next Sunday.
James Talcott stole John Lawrence's
market basket Saturday while the latter was
resting in Il store on Louisiana street, Rock
etts. The thief was arrested by Officers
Howard and Colsin, and will be examined
this morning.
The Chief OF Police has given instruc-
tions to his men to bring in all beggars and
hogs. The former will be turned over to
Charlie Bigger, and the latter will be sold
for the benefit of the city.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company will be held to-day at y O'Clock NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

FOREIGN AND COAsTwIsE COMMERCE.
SHIPMENTS AND RECEIPTS.-The following
cearances were reported at the custom
house for the week ending Saturday:
American schooner Edward johnson,
Mcdowell master, for Rio Janeiro, with
4,7144 barrels of flour, valued ut S31, ,035,
shipped by the HaXall-Crenshaw Company
and Dunlop & McCance. Cleared June 11th.
Norwegian, st. Olaf, Lund master, for
Lisbon. Portugal, with grain-bags, valued
at 1921 slaves valued 'at $500; and wheat
valued at S22. 2.5O0-total value OF cargo $685.
$40. Shipped by Curtis II Parker. Cleared
June 18th.
British brig Grusborougb, Hansen mas
ter, for Rio Grandc do Sui, with six cases OF
dry goods, valued at S5SS; wheat valued at
-; and 1,790 barrels OF flour, valued at
Sl1, 1856 1T-total value OF cargo, S12,3GS.I7.
Shipped by the HaXaII-C -Crcnshaw Company.
Cleared June 18th.
During the same period thirteen vessels
arrived coastwise. These vessels hailed
from Port Deposit, Nd; Norfolk; kenne-
bee, Me-. Baltimore, Philadelphia. AlcXan-
dria, Petersburg. New York, James river,
and Georgetown. The cargoes consisted OF
hay, lumber, coal, and assorted merchan-
disc. Two vessels arrived light to load.
The clearances consisted OF twenty YES
sells, bound for Portland, New York, New
Haven, Stamford, Baltimore, Boston, and
Philadelphia. The cargocS consisted OF coal,
camel coal, slaves, logs, and bark.
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THE WEATHER. SATURDAY was clear, mild,


ADDITIONAL PRIZES.-Mr. j. =. Thomas,
nripcipal CT Bethel school, has presented u
Silver medal for excellence in map-drawine
"a Miss Della Caravati.
Mr.. s. T. Pcndlcion, principal OF Central
school. has presented Il silver medal to Miss
Wacska Wcndcnburg. and also q copy,
zach, OF the Historic Ages" to Masters s,
p. Mitchell. Nathan Calisher. and George
Crenshaw. for excellence in map-drawing
In the list ci map-drawings OF Central
>,hool-Second Grammar, Section A, Miss S.
r. VutcheSon teacher-tbe name OF Meyer
Abrams was omitted rs one OF the eight that
received the second honor.
In The report OF the closing exercises OF
Rcllevuc school, held at the Theatre on
Tuesday. the nolnc OF Monia Crew, q pll-
nil in the First Primary grade, Section b
Miss j. +. Mitchell tcachcr-was omitted.
Nonia Crew was awarded the silver medal
for the best >pcling-eXercise book in the
grade.
In the school OF Miss J. II. Wiglesworth-
Third Grammar. Section b, Central build
ipc-MiSscs Ella kraker and Ncttie Williams
drew for n medal rs second honor, and Miss
Ella Krakcr received it. In the same school
Miss Nav White and Master Isaac May drew
for a medal for photography. and Miss May
White was the fortunate recipient.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

CURRENT RATES At THE MARKETS-A
VERY GOOD EXHIBIT OF SEAsONABLE NECEs.
SARIES AND LUXURIEs AT FAIR PRICES.
The markets Saturday were very well sup
piled, and the number Of buyers was as
large as usual. In the vegetable line toma-
toes were the only rarity introduced, and
plums in that OF fruit. Strawberries and
gooseberrieS were non est inUentuS. Veg.
etables, fresh meats, and country produce
were plentiful. Fish were scarce. Below
will be found the current rates for the most
important articles:
Cucumbers, 40c. per dozen potatoes,
to sc. per quart; cabbage, 5 to 10c. per
head; lettuce, 12c. per dozen; snaps, SOC.
per peck; peas, 10c. per peck; asparagus,
10c. per bunch; cymlins, 10c. per dozen !;
beets, to &c. per bunch; onions, to sc.
per bunch; peaches, 10 to 15c. per quart !;
raspberries, 20c.; blackberries, &c.; cher
ries, Sc. June apples. SC. :; plums, Sc.
Fish were the scarcest article offered.
Trout, 20 to 25c. per bunch; Sheephead, 10
to 154c. per pound; spots, 15 to zoe. per
dozen; sturgeon, sc. per pound; crabs, %
to 4Oc. per dozen; clans, 10c. per dozen.
The stalls for country produce might be
said to have been overstocked. The dis
play was q very fine one. Butter sold at
from ID to 25c. per pound for prime; eggs,
zoe. per dozen; spring chickens, % to soc.
per pair; old fowls, 40 to 7Oc. per pair.
The butchers had large and choice as
sortment OF veal, beef, pork, lamb, DC.
Prices varied from 10c. for indifferent to
16Sc. per pound for choice cuts.
Pineapples sold at 10c. apiece; oranges.
4Oc. per dozen lemons, SOC. per dozen.
Canned and dried fluit, peanuts, honey,
herbs, hominy, and other knick. knacks,
could be had in any quantity. Flowers
were scarce. Crockeryware and old clothes
sold cheap. Icc-cream, lemonade, snacks,
pins, soap, matches, socks, and backing,
were hawked about at panic prices.
There was, as is usual on Saturday, 4
hustle all during the day. Quite a quantity
OF green groceries and other edibles were
disposed of, and when the markets closed il
was on a very cheerful party Of hucksters,
butchers, and general dealers, who only
wish that Saturday came every day.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA EpU-
CATIoyAL ASscCIATIoN.-This body, which
has for years cXerted Il power for good on
the educational Interests Of Virginia, will
hold its next session in Hampton, beginning
Tuesday night. July 9th. and there is every
prospect OF lis being one OF the largest and
most interesting meetings which the ASso-
citation has ever had.
The President OF the Association pro
lessor Z. Il. Price, Of the University has
pushed the matter with characteristic ener-
~. and has already arranged definitely for
addresses and reports which will make n
splendid programme. Among the speakers
are Colonel William Allan. OF McDonough
school, Maryland, formerly Of Washington
and Lee University; Professor James NJ.
Garnett, Of st. Johns College, Maryland ;
Professor Bingham, OF the famous High
School in North Carolina; Rev. Frank
Woodward aud others OF like character
and among those who are to report on i'm
portant subjects are some OF the best prac-
teal teachers in the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO TRADE.-The
breaks at the Tobacco Exchange for .tbC
week ending Saturday comprised 1,467
hogsheads and 12S tierces. The offerings
at auction on 'Change consisted Of 403 PACK
ages, of which 119 were taken in and 2S4
sold. Prices varied during the week al
from 81 to S65. About 10000 pounds OF
loose tobacco were sold. The highest price
obtained was IS. The transactions were
smaller than for the previous week. The
largest break Of the season, however. oc'
Cured June 11th. Should the tobacco tax
be reduced trade will instantly revive.
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sunnEn RESORT.
SCKNEE RESORT.
JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
: SPRINGS, RocKBRIDGE COUNTY VA

These delightful Springs are eight miles from
Goshen Depot. on the Chesa peakc and Ohio rail.
road, from which D0int elegant coaches run regu-
iuresque country TEe improvements are entirely
new. and embrace ail the modern eonyensnces len FOR
tie most comfortable ommodations. The prfn-
cipal hotel In addition 10 Pariors, Dning-Roop1,
Dai-Room, &C, contains upwards OF one hundred
chambers. all newly furnished, with gas and electric
bsls In each 1.-THE only summer resort iu Virginia
which hasl. There are also superb cottage accom-.
modations. Post anu telegraph-of1ee, IN the hotel
Two daily mails from all points. In addftisM to me
known to specially refer to- there is the grounds
one OF the strongest and best Chalybeare Springs IN
the country, which Is direct and po,cerful tonic
For further particulars, terms. Gc.. address BY
letter JOSEPH N. WOODWARD
my 24-eod2m Manager at The Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

| PERSoNAL.-Gove Holiday returned
| to the city Saturday afternoon.
DR.. j. G. Southall has been sick for about
week, but not seriously.
DR.. Rutlner is off on lccturing and in
spection tour.
Quite a large number OF our bellies and
! beauX will attend the Lee Monument ball
at Old Point on the 10Th. The Pamlico (of
which that jolly old salt Captain Pritchard
is commandanD has been chartered for the
occasion.
There will be excursions to and from the
city almost without number on the 4th OF
July.
Saturday, upon the reception OF the news
| from Washington that the House had passed
the acco-tax-reduction bill, number oil
well-known tobacconists had big "chin y
while standing around the Dispatch bulle.
tin. The Press Club hastily prepared an.
other priZe.cup, and marched forth 10 pre-.
sent it to the victim; but too late-he had
been allowed to go Scott-free. They have
| kept the cup for another time. Ihey
Will-soon find use for it.
The Board OF Visitors of William and
| Mary College convened at the residence OF
Hon. james Lyons, the rector, Friday, and
elected General j. E. Johnston visitor OF
the college, and Saturday adjourned to meet
at Williamsburg on the 4th OF July next.
A private telegram received here Saturday
morning gives the gratifying intelligence
that Mr.. A: b. Williams, OF this city, who
accompanied the African colony which re-
Gently sailed from Charleston harbor, ar
rived safe at Sierra Leone, on the coast OF
Africa. Mr.. Williams, who is an accom-
plished journalist, went out as correspond
ent Of the Charleston Neaos and Courier to
chronicle the results Of this experimentary
expedition.
r. B. Berkeley and not P. r. Berkeley
was made trustee OF Hampden-Sidney Col
lege at the recent meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees.
The following members Of the Walker
Light Guard, who attended the memorial
exercises in Staunton, returned Saturday
morning in every way pleased with their
trip: G. Waddy Wilde, Conrad F. Lips.
combe, John MeanleY, Joseph Becher, Ar.
thur Warrington, and James Swords.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange Sat.
urday were Captain HOLMAN. British navy
DR.. o. S. Barton, Norfolk; G. L. Haynes
| New Washington, Caroline; L. Roper. Will
liam J. Malone, Petersburg; J. A. Van
Dame, J. N. Thompson, New York; George
w. Runkley, Orange; Henry Jackson, At
lanta.
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CoSyEYANCEs. OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JUNE 10, 1S7S.-Lots front
ing: 31s feet on Leigh street between Fifth
and Sixth for $1,000; 25 feet on Baker
street for 5000; - feet on Catherine
street between Gilmer and Graham, -
feet on Catherine street between Glmer and
Munford, for $3.50; 80 feet on Church street
between Maiden lane and Rowe street for
5000; 26s feet on Leigh street near Fourth
for S7O2; 30 feet on Twenty-fourth street
corner OF Marshall for S2,100; 335 feet on
Louisiana street between Fourth and Fifth
for S150
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

The PILGRIM TRAyELLERs.- Well
ford on Saturday granted a charter to num-
Der OF coIored people organized under the
name OF "Thc Order OF Pilgrim Travel
lcrs." The objects of the order are to raise
money for "thc purpose OF assisting the
sick members, helping those who are in dis.
tresS or need, and in the decent burial OF
the dead" The capita! stock is to be not
less than $1,000 nor more than $4,000.
Officers for the first year: Worthy Master
OF the Fountain, J. Ii. Jones; Worthy Mis-
tress, Maggie Hill; Past Master, Richard
Cotwell: Chaplain. Jacob Turner; Trea-
Surcr, Cornelius Bland. Board OF Direc-
tors J. II. Jones. NJ. Hill, Cornelius Bland,
Jacob Turner. and Archer Taylor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTI0NS.-The
collections of United States internal revenue
for the week ending June 18th amounted to
SS,099.99. This is the smallest in the his
tory OF the office in this city, and is a de-
crease Of S22, ,434.06 on the collections for
the week ending June sth. and is attrbuta-
BILE to the tobacco-taX agitation. The COL
lections by days were as follows: Monday,
S1,575.92; Tuesday, Sl,7T4.36; Wednesday,
S1,523.19; Thursday, Sl,S17.I2; Friday,
S4G3. 80; and Saturday S945.45.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

T Buildings and Improvements. Charles
F. Moore Is building on Bainbridge street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, q
house for Linden S. Clarke, and on Porter
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets one for Duyal & Robertson.
At the scene OF the late fire OH Fourth
street George T. BIanton is building a
house for c. A. Jones, and George T.
Green is building one for Alex. c. Jones.
On Thirteenth street (east), John s. Ash
worth is refttiDg the residences Of G. A.
Peple and s. Bassett French.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17
THE EXCURSION SEASON.
HOW and where.to spend % Pleasant
Day.

EXCURSIONS IN PRospECT-CENTENARY,
BRoAD-STREET, AND CLAY-sTREET ME-
THoDIsT CHURCH EXCURSIONS TO CID
POINT AND NoRFOLK-THE BALL FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE LEE-MoNUAlENT
FUND-THE FoREsTERs' VISIT TO WEST
PoINT-sT. JOHNS PICNIC AT LOWER
GRANDMOTHER EXCURSIONS by RAII.
AND WATER, SC, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

RECOVERY OF A HoRsE.-Chief-of-P olice
Deaton, of Petersburg, on Saturday tele'
graphed to the police here: Lookout for
black chestnut horse, supposed to be
stolen" Sergeant Wren. found the horse
in one OF the downtown livery stables. He
is supposed to have been turned loose on
the street. He went into the stable OF his
own accord.
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Atlantics, 4, l, 1, /, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0-7.
Stonewall, 5, 5, !, l, 0, Q, 8, U, 0-l3.

Balls called on Divine. 25 ; on Cross. 6. Struck
out-Atlanlic, /; .stouewall, s.. Bases on called
bas-Atantic, O; Stonewall, 4. Passed bas-Bar-
Green, 1; Marion. l.. Double pIays-Helh and
Baird, Sands and Dearborn. Flies caught-Atan-
Iic, 4; Stonewall, 10. Flies mssed-Aflanfic, o:
stonewall. 3. Time OF game, 2 hours. Umpire, l..
Graves, of Richmond Club.
A number of ladies' witnessed the game.
The Atlantics are at present the champions
OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

fern Star ball, two serenading parties were
out. Messrs. Walter Adams, Charles BE
nett, Barney Kinker, W. T. Dickinson,
George Thacker, and p. Griffin, cemplt
Iiented number OF our citizens with some
drst-class vocal and instrumental music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

THE BLUES GOING TO WILLIAMSBURG =
1t is understood that The Blues will visit
williamsburg in July. A gentleman from
that ancient city stated on Saturday that the
people there were making extensive ar
rangements for their reception and eater-
tainment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

Social Reiinion.-The Manchester men,
bers of the Darlington Guard will have a
grand reunion at Cersley's Grove June 2lst.
Governor Holiday, Captain Taylor, Lieu
tenants Cunningham and Gibbons, and Sar-
geant Gregory, have been invited. The
Committee of Arrangements are Joseph
Butler, Newly Ferguson, and Albert Avis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

PersondL.- Mr.. Socrates Brooks, who has
been i'll for some time, is now able to leave
his room.
Mr.. John X. Cogbill, clerk Of the Hust-
tings Court, is now in Norfolk, and his con-
dition is improved.
Mr.. William Buchanan has returned to
his old home after an absence OF FIVE years,
and has received Il hearty welcome from all
OF his old friends, comrades, and school
mateS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

MASONIC OFFICERS ELECTED.-The fol-
lowing are the officers elected by Metro
politan Lodge. No. IL, \. +. N.: Moses
Hrtzler, master; Edward Mccarthy, senior
warden; ". Ellis Jones, junior warden
II. }. Myers, treasurer; S. b. Jacobs, sec.
rc;ary; Thomas J. Cousins, senior deacon
William ii. Bud1, junior deacon; Right
Rev. 7. L. Dudley, Rev. NJ. }. Michel,
bacher, chaplains; Joseph r. Terrell,
Charles Millhiser, Z. p. Hulce, stewards
Thomas Angel, tiler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

an Egoyable Occasion.-The ball OF the
Southern Star Socials Friday night at LY-
ceum Hall was most enjoyable occasion.
The affair was under the efficient manage
ment OF Messrs. A. J. Blankenship, John
Dunnavant, Thomas Robinson, aud Willie
Hart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

On the Water-Line.-The stoppage at the
the Old Dominion Mills on account OF the
breakdown continues.
The CEDAR Works will be in operation to-
day. Success attend it.
The Manchester flour and corn-mills are
undergoing necessary repairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-Letters and post
ais addressed as follows remain unclaimed
IN the Richmond post-office: +. Haslett, w.
W. Haynes, Eddie Hawkins, r. Q. Haw-
kins, DR.. Mead, Eliza Hill, e. P. Hodgson,
Colonel K. S. Hopson Tor Hopkins), Annie
johnson, . street; F. B. johnson, Sofa
Jones, Martha A. Jones, Cbristiana King,
Mary A. Klilum; also, packages for Mrs.
Z. L. Wren, Thomas S. Hewitt, and j. j.
Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

POLICE CoURT.-Justice White disposed
Of the following cases Saturday:
Charles Myler (coIorcd) had TO contribute
50 to the city treasury for beating his wife.
James Perkins tcoloredl, by reputation a
common thief and vagrant, was jailed for
thirty days in default of surety.
Maggie Broadus, assaulting and beating
Taylor Cook, was sent to Jail for thirty-siX
hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

FESTIVAL AT VENABLE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-The festival which has been con-
Quoted by the ladies Of the Venable-Street
church with much success will be contin-
ued this week. The ladies will no doubt
continue to meet with liberal patronage.
The cause Is worthy and commends itself
to oil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17

MOTHERS, STAY AT HOME, and cure your child
with DIR. MoFFETT'S TEETHINA lTcething P0l1-
derSl. TEETHINA Regulates the Bowels, and makes
Teethng easy. Cures Cholera-Infantun and the
Summer Com plants of Children; Heals Eruptions
and Sores; Removes and prevents tile formation Of
Worms. No medicine ever received such cnthuS!-
astic commentator from those who have used 1t.
r. w. POWERS & Co., Richmond, and all druggists
Ii.