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/ have anslyzedathe whisSey known nndor thc
brand OF B-SELEcT," controlled by. Messrs Nv AL
TER D. BLAIR s Co., Richmond, Va, and find u
FREE FROM FusIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
anoses: 4s j. y McCAw, II. D.,
! :g,yf Eli late Professor OF Chemistry,
Fe Medical College OF Virginia.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE. & BAkEn's CAR
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOB SUNDAY.-For the MAC
die Atlantic States, cloudy and rainy fol-
lowed by clearing weather, nortbWesterly
Winds, and rising temperature and barom-
eter.
For the South Atlantic States, clear wea-
ther, followed by increasing cloudiness and
occasional rain, warm southwest veering to
colder northwest winds. eg.,-3 =. t.4,,:stp
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The Hastings Court.-The Hastings
Court has adjourned for the term, after a
lengthy and laborous session.. But little
criminal business was transacted. A large
number of civil causes were disposed OF.
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iMayo1's Court-Mayor Clarke had no
cases OF importance Saturday.
A new railing is being put up in the
courtroom and other needed improvements
made si .'s' 90. ..r'
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gy,I.;ea{SA,Ia I'M :ATYERas

4 irafned dive gsh6nae owned BY Dr.
Briant, who Is In Europe, and situated: on
the new surupike at che foot ef the poor.
house bill, took fire and was totally iide.
stroyed. Loss, $500. No alarm was given.
sTHa, FIREi SATURDAY 'N1aHr.- Saturday
nieflt about 8 o. Clock, persons passing from
Frnukfin to Main down Nineteenth street,
on the east side, discovered flames Issuing
from. The storehouse OF L.. Loltier, situated
in the alley between Ettenger's foundry and
Main STREET.-THE building formerly occupied
by Abner Harris as tobacco factory.
The firemsn at the engine-house on Main
street were notified, and the alarm SOUNDED
from Box 7. By good management the
flames were quickly suppressed, but very
considerable quantity of fine bright leaf tos
baceo was unayoidably injured by water.
Mr.. .Lottier had been in the habit OF, storing
his bright leaf here and removing it to ms
factory, northeast corner Nineteenth and
Franklin streets, as he needed it. s-.'iS ~
He Is insured in the Royal for S3,0oo:
That amount wiz probably not fully cover
his loss. But it is impossible to ascertain
until the tobacco is examined by dayllgnt:
The building, which. belongs to the Palmer
estate, was but slightly injured. A few
hundred dollars will, it Is thought, COM
pIetely restore it. l';.5 ,i,;
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{ BASE BALL.On Tuesday next; the Old
Dominion Baseball Club, OF Petersburg,
will visit the city and play their second
match game with the Richmond Club. The
Old Dominion Is composed OF some OF the
best playersin Petersburg, and are consid-
cred champions Of that city. A good game
may be expected. The game will be called
at haii-past 4 o'clock at the Richmond and
Atlantic Park,
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III. ELLYSoN & Co.. advertls,ng agents, insert ad.
vertisements In allof the newspapers OF the United
Slaes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten.
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE s DAKER's sAPoyISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box. j - ,....',s1. tss
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AS a FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE e. BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents a
bottle lN,~f. ~ .'s.A ~sz''t 'ss.3 ''Ai '... ...
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For ALL DISEASES or. THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle. ,.. ;F.-,.{ ..f.l =;
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MONEY LosT.-A clerk Of E. T. Pilkinton
& Co. drew for the firm over $500 from q
bank on Saturday, and was so unfortunate
as to lose it before'h he, got to the factory.
1t is believed that the money fell into the
hands of a young man named Jim Burnett,
who Is not unknown to policeannals. BUR-
nett, it is alleged, made large purchases Of
.iewelry On Saturday and then LETT the city
by the, Danyilles or Petersburg train, itsfis
supposed. 80 3: = 81 .s IS.
Saturday night the police were looking
and telegraphing for him in various direc-
lions. ss,s Z - !. r = 'f3.a1-ss -. 8.
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ToI5e Resumed.-It is probable that ope-
rations will be resumed at both the Man
chester paper mills and the Marshall cotton
mills during the present week. ~
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FOR ULcEnATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & rBAKER's UARBoLIc MoUTIr-wAsu
are mexcelled. Fifty cents bottle HHais.
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The WEATHER SATURDAY was hot and
clear in the forenoon, cloudy and rainy in
the afternoon and evening. AT 1:30 the
thermometer stood at 9So. Fly O'Clock it
had fallen to 79.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: s a. NJ, IS;
8 A. Nj Sc; noon, 93; 7. d.. So; o r.
a.. 70; midnight. Is.
Mean temperature, 49,. - {.IlS
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DEATH OF MIR. JACOB HALL.--Mr. Jacob
Hall, an old and highly respected citizen OF
Richmond, for many; years engaged in the
dry.goods business in this city, died at his
home on Friday night at half-past s O'Clock,
in the sixtieth year OF his age. He was
buried on Saturday. from the Monumental
Inh,1roh
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TNc1rIENT TARTAR, AND .scURF removed by
MEADE s BAKERS sApoNiNE 'DENTIFRIcE.
Fifty cents box = 'tr -.l't - = .t1 7.
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LEVY BRorIfERs
con,isne I'd take of ten cents on every dollars
worth Of goods you purchase Of stliefn. .' fa
They show large stock OF LINEN DRESSER for
LADIES' which theyi are selling st about haif price,
and take an extra ten cents of every dollar. 81
They also offer their whole stock. Of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS ut and below cost, and take ten cents
OF on every dollars worth iyou purchase. ,.c,es.
You can hnd q full assortment OF every thing in
the way OF
s,.r, aEE DRY GOODS, ~
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS and TRIMMINGS,
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POLICE G0URT, T,SAToRDAY--J Justice Cr1ltch-
field presiding. g.-Pat9 HAYES; charged with
being idrunk, was. fined Sa.izi4H aft 1i:f3fss
,i'A Waulbauer, Il charged with; careless
driving. and Richard CottrciI, charged with
fasti driving, were examined and dis
charged. Sfsif! 1T: Es ts.tIaug y DIs'}a .stEsj
William England, Joseph Baker, Charles
Muldowney, w Hmm Collins, Arthur Dab.
nev, and. John Parsons were charged with
unlawfully, ,tumultuously, and violently, as
saulting persons ON the public streets, near
fbe Chesapeake 6and Ohio raiIroad-shops,
and also breaking gasIamps. There was no
evidence at all against accused Ito sustain
the allegations, and they, were discharged
q Dennis, ,O'Connella and Cornelius Murphy,
for abusing and assaulting Richard Leary,
were required to give security in 800 for
three months <f eIa tn.sf ,.ts,.st
1.-THE case Of Cornelius Murphy, for resist
ing and assaulting the police: was continued
until Tuesday, ss..ta u 5a9}ba@,
Richard Leary, charged with striking D.
O'Connell with rock, was acquitted. sgt
Samuel Coleman (coloreD was charged
with assaulting Martha Coleman. Case con-
tinued until to-day. I'll :, 3,s.e GesEif.
John Doll. was charged with assaulting
and abusing Anna Parterries. Case dis
missed on payment OF >costs.aT
David Buckley, charged with unlawfully
deserting from the bark Mercator, was COM
mltted to, await the order. OF the captain.
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The APPROACHING THEATRICAL SEASON.
Among the attractions to be offered at the
Theatre during the coming season will be
Miss Louise Pomeroy in Shaksperian COM
edy; the noted comedian, Mr.. Joseph K.
Emmett, in the New Fritz; the great
"Lotta" in a round OF her iavorite charac-
tiers; Mr.. Lawrence Barrett in his new
play; the Hess English Opera Troupe, with
Miss Emma Abbott as one of the prima-
(ionnas the Blanche Media Combination.
Miss Meda will be supported by G.. W.
Couldock, Frank E. Aiken, Ed. Arnett,
Walter Lennox, j. G. Padgett, Robert Hill,
E. B. Holmes, Josephine Craig, Lizzie Mad
deem, and Emily Delmar. This will be one
OF the strongest combinations on the road,
and will edo" the great Wallaek success OF
last season, "Won at Last" The charming
Mrs. Chanfrau, supported by G. W. Tay-
leul's company; Milton Mobiles in Sphinx;
the Kellogg Opera Troupe; John L: Ray
mond as Colonel Sellers and two new plays;
10. Murphy in the great Irish drama OF
Kerry Cow; Mrs. James A. Oates and her
new opera-bouffe company; Madame Helen
Modjeska, Countess OF BoZenta-the great
est Camille, it is said, the world has ever
known; Miss Charlotte Thompson as Jane
Eyre; Miss Fanny Davenport as "Oliyia";
Mckee Rankin and Kitty Blanchard in the
Danites-one Of the most successful Of
plays; Nine. Janauschek in new roles; Mr..
Frank Bangs in the .sSoldier's Trust -;
the Chapman Sisters and their newly-or-
ganized burlesque> troupe; Shook & Pal
mer's company in "A Celebrated Case";
Crane and Robson in "Our Boarding
House" and other plays; Eliza Weathers-
by's Frollques, and N. C.. Goodwin, Jr.;
Tony DENNIS Pantomime Company Fur
bish's Fifth-Ayenue Company, with Mr..
George Clark rs leading man; Mr.. j.. G:
Williamson and wife in their successful
play OF &c Struck Oil.''! The Hon. Bardwell
Slote and Mrs. General Gilhory will be with
Us FaTEssf es NsgGsia5Sns 2.sa@ are Tb s 1essT p91
season will open about September 30th, bat
previous. to that date we shall have Buffalo
Billfin Major Cody, the Troubadours, and
two minstrel companies,
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SEAsoNABLE FEAsT.-There will be an
ice-eream feast and sociable commenced at
Pine-stre Baptist church tonight. 1t
will be continued from night to night during
the week.
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WHAT WE PAT THE GOVERNMENT. The
amount OF United States internal revenue
collected for the week ending July 9th was
s62, ,O67.O1, as follows: Monday, S11, $40. .14;;
Tuesday, S14, ,599.06; "wednesday. s7,51S.-
IA; Thursday; 81, ,2s7.2 q; Friday, IS, s,02S.35; !;
Saturday. $12, ,724.Os. This is decrease Of
S7,S39.49 on the amount reported for the
week ending July Goth, when the amount
reported was $68,9a6.50. 3Sa ssE
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SAYR MONEY by having your printing done atth
DISPATCH PRfNTING-HousE.' Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. -, ..lr,.Er;
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Foa BLEEDING GUNS. use MEADE 8 RAKER's
CAuBoLIc AourA-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Fs- On all safes or Real Estate MADE bet.oseS
the lst n January ami last Of June the tdreS fot
the Dresent year hnOe to be paid bythe purchaser
Oh oil sales mnde Jsttoeen the lSt nj July and kGs
Of the ye0r the tareS hare To be Daid by The seller
1, lThs custom was adopted about tifteen years age
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud ap.
pics to Richmond aud vicnity.l
RICHARDSON & CO.. 6 =. NJ. commissioners
sale of buggy and harness and Brussels carpet.
RICHARDSON s. co. 6 r. b., trustees sale OF
valuable real estate corner Of Fourth and Byrd
streets.
II. S. ANDERSON & SON, 10 A. NJ, groceries, SC.
JNO. E. LAUGHTON, JR., (AgentJ 10 A. NJ,
household furniture. ."'
j. r. HOCKADAY, 10 A. NJ, groceries.
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITIZENS OF MAN
In .slf - CHESTER
KEEP YOUR CUTTERS AND DRAINS CLEA

KEEP YOUR CUTTERS AND DRAINS CLEAN
Under nm ordinance to prevent nuisaLces and i'm
proper distractions streets tsectiou 5th), which
Every person occupying house OF lot shall, rs
far as such lot extends, cause the paved gutter or
drain in street public alley opposite thereto to
be constantly kept open and free from distractions;
and If he fails SO to do may be fined not less than
after the first that such obstruction remains shall be
fined not less than one nor more than twenty dol
lars" .,.. 49, ....L ,..t.--. \. -u..
In consequence Of irregularities heretofore pre-
valing Ia the strict enforcement OF this ordinance
towards parties Living without the city limits, the
will be hereafter required that these parties attend
to their interest, or be subject to the penalty Until
allowed all parties to comply with the provisions oi
the above ordinance. Alter that time q thorough
inspection will be made. and all parties falling 10
80 JAMES A. LIPSCOMBE,
jy 24-W,F&M3t ..tii! - ~ Chief Of Police.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE or IT.:
LEySBRisor1frRs

.sis8:fSa . n fff IDS 2 Is<E'3. 2 u n
GOOD CHANCE TO BUY. YOUR DRr aooDsss
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LEVY BROTHERS, .,.s,.,
and they take Ten cents of on every dollars worth
YOU purchase. e.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, VA.

NTOTICE.-MY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
" llaree or smail will he resumed on 1ST OCTO-
BER, 1878. Terms: 800, $50, or $40 per session
of nine months. according to grade, payable half
yearly IN ApvASCE. No extra charge for Latin or
French Teaching done mainly by myself Refer
10 Mrs. w. G.. Turpiu, Mrs. ". T. Staples, DIR.
Thomas Pollard. and Mr.. X. w. Powers, Datrens OF
In 81 session. PIKE POWERS,
10 7-eod6t GIL west cary street.
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Aill,Hloal 1ispahll.
ns- THE OF THE DISPATCH
fs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LArIoN OF All. THE OTHER iDAIhYtSEWs.
PAPERS OF THE. CITY. zsg..,r,t .s=5,s,tzy<

MONDAY................JUL -, iste.
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SATURDAY MARKETs-A GOOD SUPPLY AND
AT REASONABLE RATEs.-Tbere was fine
display Of seasonable vegetables at the mar
kets Saturday. Cabbage, corn, beets, pota.'
toes, tomatoes, &e., were plentiful and
cheap; butter-beans and black-eyed peas
sold for zoe. per quart. Fish, except spots,
were scarce; these sold for 20 to 3Oc. per
dozen crabs, 25 to 40c. per dozen. Water
melons and canteoupes were scarce; the
former brought % to 4Oc., and the latter
Zoe. Eggs, butter, and chickens were
abundant at the following rates Eggs, 10c.
per dozen; butter, 20 to 25c. per pound;
chickens, 80 to 60c. per pair; old fowl, 25c.
Peaches, plums, and pears were held at
from 5 to 1Oc. per quart, and apples at SC.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas were scarce.
The meat.market was well supplied with
beef, lamb, and veal; prices ruled at from
10 to 15c. for choice. The usual number Of
side-dishes were offered. The demand for
all articles was good, and the market was
crowded until late hour. ~. ..'
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

II d s. WOKTHAMr& CO., & ssss-s5.jaiE
GRocERs, COMMISSION, MERCHANTS, d
AND DEALERS IN, sessEi 39t
IRON AND STEEL; ss3si
AGENTS FOR THE SALE or ,, Z. Z i''asa .': ,.,
DUPoNT's SPORTING and s-..,.Ei.
| BLASTING POWDER,
FAMILY and. :.., 80 4,
BELAONT EXTRA FLOUR,
CORNER FIFTEENTH AND CARY STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, .,a. 5. !: -
Personal attention given 70 the sale OF GRAIN,
FLOUR, LEAF TOBACCO, &c. & sss5Ss
BAGS furnished at usual rates. iy l2,Staw3w
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TIE ECLIPSE Toll DAY. METEOR FRIDAY
Friday evening about twenty minutes past:
Y O'Clock a meteor OF unusual size and
briliancy was seen by many persons in the
city. AS seen and described 'by well
known city dignitary it appeared in the
heavens little north Of northeast OF the
city. When first. seen it was about 45o
above the horizon and passing north it
thence commenced to descend, and at a dis
tance OF about 800 exploded, and lost about
one third OF its bulk; the, remainder con-
.tinued to descend, TO. about 200 above, the
horizon, when it again exploded and dis
appeared ~ 10 20 Z. 'E..'i ~ ~,
The meteor appeared much larger than
any OF the, planets. 1t was OF bright yei.
low appearance when first seen, but changed
to flaming red in its passage through, the
air. No report from the explosion was
heard by any one in, this city so far as we
have been informed. ~. 80
The much-talked-of eclipse. OF the sun
will occur this afternoon about half-past, 4
O'Clock. Viewed from this point the OBJ
scuration will be between one bali and two;
thirds. y, -. :.
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EFT CETERA

The regular Sunday excursion trains con-
tinue to run between Richmond and West
Point and Richmondan Petersburg.
Captain Gallagher, at the Philadelphia
Steamship office, at Rockets, has the spa
cious barge New York for charter, and this
is pleasant season for sail down the
river.
The steamers Ariel and Pamlico are also
here for charter, and there is ample time
before the summer season is over for many
q delightful excursion. .
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY, :
sTAUNToN, VA. 1.

The largest first class institution for YOUNG La
DIES in Virginia, with au able corps OF twenty-five
teachers. Opens on the FIRST WEDNESDAY.IN
SEPTEMBER, 1875, aud closes on the first We'd
DeSday in June, 1879. ....
For catalogues containtng full particulars address
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal,
e26-2m StaunfoD, Va.
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TERMS: For half session, sI25. Session begins
September 18th. Catalogue sent on application.
iy
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A. WEEKS REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO
TRADE INCREASED, BUSINESS. - We are
forced to report another dull week in our
tobacco market for all grades except fine
sun-cnred or, fancy bright wrappers and
fine shipping leaf. There is no speculative
feeling, and our manufacturers will only;
buy what they are in actual need Of; and
this gives us avery dull. and irregular mar
ket. X
The few fancy wrappers find ready sale
at good prices, but the low grades Of dark
leaf that are rejected by our shippers, and
all common nondescrirts, are difficult OF
sale even at very low prices. -
The breaks for the past week comprised
1858 hogsheads and 104 tierces. The offer
ing on 'Change consisted OF 495 packages,
of which number 146 were taken in and
$40 sold. This is decided increasein the
transactions reported Saturday, July goth.
Prices varied during the week from S1.20
to S55. One package was withdrawn at $51.
The receipts continue large, and some loose
tobacco is being disposed Of at low figures.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees beg 20 announce to the friends Ct the
Institute and the public that arrangements have
been made TO open the school at the fan term hnder
the Presidency of tho Rev. ROBERT w. FULLER,
ID. D., With q full corps Of uble and experienced
teachers. ..-r. a+ L. I'd ~. Z { 60. - =.
The buildings win be thoroughly renovated aud
painted during vacation. and every arrangement
made Tor the comfort and health Of pupils. - Z
The Trustees feel satisfied that the Institute viii,
under The new management, rank among the best
schools in the land for thorough aud refined culture.
A more extended notice Will appear In due time,
giving full particulars as TO teachers, course Of
study, prices OF tuition and board, &C. l-t1 .tai
On behalf of the Board. ..-s8 -ttgaf -.-s =!
iy l5-lm - J. r. LETTER. President /,
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II. A. STROBE Matt Medallst University of Fir-
ginial, Principal; -,..n.lt...
II. {. BROCK, B. Lit. University Of Virginia IRE.
Gently Assistant Instructor iD Latin University
OF Virginia., Associate Instructor. .''-~
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IpIsCOPAL HIGH-sCHOOL.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. VA.
l.. M.BLACXFURD, NJ. a., PRINCIPAL.

Tho rbirty.Fjfth Annual Session opens SEP T EN-
nFK o5.Is7s. Assistant and terms as before. boys
nrepared for college business. Catalogue sent oh
applicalion TO The Principal at Aexaharia, va. no
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ExcursIansn y and z Pic.Nfes. !.

-. yE1CW F1ROxsN sSAssa 1SY.xsAEDsfl -
A VISIT TO. BEAUroRf,l MI rcsr-tA ANN ANHIyERsA
8, cELEgRATI ON spEnA pa = EXCURSIONS, &crais
Is The excursion and picnic season has now
far advanced, and but; few trips remain to
be noticed! I'D Et;ssd pHij u fs.ta IS
EXCURSION TO BEAUFORT. tsai 52fot
The seasen hasibee unusually fruitful OF
excursions to the sea.shore and the noun
tafns, and for sinfnIg III these expedi-
ents FOR escape from the beat OF the city
Richmond has wonderful conyeniences.
Few OF our readers are aware Of the attrac-
ttons of The leading summer resort Of our
sister State OF North Carolina. Yet Beau
fortis almost at our doors, presenting, too,
attractions In many respects not inferior to
those OF Cape May. a magnificent surf, q
grounds, and an admirable bay for sailing,
are features OF Beaufort which WOO the
tourist and the valetudinarian. 1" 80
The Atlantic Hotel Is located on the
beach, and is pronunced one OF the best
beach-hotels on the Atlantic coast. :, 2
z An excursion from Richmond to Beau
fort, conducted by some OF our cleYerest
businessmen, is planning for an early day
in August. The terms at Beaufort and the
expenses OF the journey have been placed
ut remarkably low figures, and most ex-
cellent programme OF pleasure has been ar
ranged The tripto Beaufort is believed to
be the opportunity Of the season. ~. ~, =
s''2,' ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. s, r.. .,,-.
Marshall, Lodge, knights OF Pythias. will
have their anniversary celebration to- day at
iWest-End Park. There will be music,
dancing, and good time generally .&o: i;
..a Il. RUTHERGLENiBY R4lL.di - ;>'f 9
Tomorrow there wilfbe an excursion by
rail to Rutherglen, very pretty place on
the Fredericksburg railroad. The trip Will
Ebe under the management OF F|. III. DurYin.
The cars bearing the ,excursionists will
leave Elba siding, at the, head OF Broad
street, at 500 "A. M. Tuesday. There Will
be q shooting7match, music, &C.. Special
cars will be provided for colored persons.
NJ. 49, /. OLD POINT, AGAIN. ,1.i%g so.
Elsewhere. in this mornings Dispatch
appears notice Of Messrs. Ryland d Co.,
w. a. Williams, Alb. CLARKE, GA. Humid,
ley, Il. FL. Elicit, A. w. CARRIER, Jackson
Turpin, W. 40. Cole, and j. g. Tignor
for an excursion to Old Point, Norfolk, and
Portmouth on the steamer Ariel; on Satur-
day next, August 3d., The proceeds will
he, devoted to the ,Leigh-Streety Baptist
church, and pleasant time is promised all
who take part in the excursion. The
steamer will leave at 7:30 A. NJ, ard parties
leaving their orders at Major A. w. Gar
ber's, S26 Main street, will be called for and
taken to the boat. Old Point is favorite
resort, and furnishes delightful spot for
rest and recreation. -s.--