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, 1879-05-21

EAsTH17N HUUAHLIN,
VIENNA, Mny e0.-Negotlations for thu trims.
fer Of The administration Of Eastern Eoumclla
10 Gov. Alcka Past,a hns been satisfactorily
concluded. Russia has promised lint rs soon
as Alcka pnsfa arrives In Phillipporo1ls, Gen.
stalyntnc MI! rcmosc tlle Russian headquarters
elsewhere,
, 1879-05-21

kEEslaGrok, ILL.,, May 2u-Speclal Examiner
!'aus1nat, 'lesaitea to rssurYey the Calutnst
Lakc, columgucluS totlay, has not becn seen.
, 1879-05-21

l.oAnoN, aiay .u.-The uurk Laus Etpye.s
says: Reports as to tic present aspect Of tl,..
countrI although they are not alarming, a1c
, 1879-05-21

| l~a AAJ <HhH VlRE AUk tb0 %U"tt kiEVAkA hiLN
this trial.
TheIAlodcrator said: F" THE matter goes to tho
Session. Your business IL not to wnund but
hcal. yon hare heard the evidence. Ons man,
on Whose shoulders rests sllc bnrdnn OF seventy
ntno ycars. Is arrHIgnotl ou Charge OF ,inclsla-
t,an conduct, Ano,tcr /. man whom we
re.pcct and lore. the pastor Of church. wo
cannot 10 Without either Of thoao lhoa' thc
d[slwnsatson Is in your ho,sls. Taxa up tito
charges anh specifications, MID settle the qurs-
t!on wla'cr the prosecutor Ii sustained III l'ls
charges. Hyou tind the prosecutor I. sua-
corutl'crs has been The offender"
RI. ,,.a ,.., ~, ,a..sI,. .,.., ,t =,
tho 1urr, wltbtnstructions that they meet at tic
,s,, a,,.s, 49,. t1.,,. s1",".s "a ,,n'. ~,
wv ~. e'ooeu uoute' i"o "!oue.a'of 1aopl"t ~
On eota 90 m"ae 10 ,n. as the fes''
- r...,I. ,.,t +,. -
.. a',,'s.s 49, ue'sa1 ~ " M ~ w
leetnE 10 ho,alhe t''o Hess'oh WIN e1osea doo1s'
Considerable dtscnssIon took place % to
whether tllo parties at variance should be al.
Inv ri to sneak. Tn Mft1c-atnr r,t1ed that thnv
sI1,'Ia ,,nt .n",,, n.,,n.s n,ss1 ~, NJ, .ho a..
s"a'" stn "o' 'p'A" "u''' '4'e'e' ~ " '''' s'e1
hlof' .,.
Tile escssfon refused to hear to speaking.
10 the tyt,t<yu 4s.oeta,fd pye,a
MsMru1s, Tenn, ,tay ao-Tlc nth tay's see-
.,,,n ~ Nm cvuha,1nr,r uro.Yrtcrfon f,hrrc,
1on =. Wv suu,oo'.auu ..' Aieeu .stu" 1"o'so
Assembly opeoes' WIN prayer to,s morning at'
o'clock BY the Moderator. Tho 1lhal half-hour
VA. spcnt In devotional exercises, conducted by
III. t,n, n n s,1fth .1',,o mtn,t4 cs n, res.ar.
t,s nus. d. -. @ a,'..a' ."e ''''"''eS VI sss''f'
VI. "e.o 'o"' ~" app.''su' -......
lHe hFst BUSINESS CALMING tlle httention ot
the Assembly was tie report of The Committee
| on Missions, which was as follows.
vnr. f.,,,,,,tt., ~, M,,.,on. h.,,no ,r,- ro,.,a.
cred Lin rr,,ort Uf thS oart Of Misslons MI, oihsr
paocfs Tetcffed to il submits the following recon.
inenda!lon.:
.ervea " ail ynur uonaicgassons day Of prayer
'os ne T., mn saat snea c!nSs SERVICES oe
"aa 10 may 10 aeSsao'e anu pfacucaole'
-Adopted.
pY Wiz m .e oxsne o o 70 GEN.
eta, Assembly t9!ativa 70 tIo 1bsetFnnee OF quar-.
sty anu montnIy eol!cSHons 1ns NJ mlss'oFe, and
~. iot "' 9ue o@'o IN 's Afou-
| Aaaop&etl'
.. The poard having. in pursnanee Of the In
~ r. s1s ssss aAssM9 g ssanse ~ ms
stewn, 4. a. iowisna. and +. n. Iansao ~ A.. ~:
named ~ charter n,onbcrs, wa recommend TINT
you ennenI II ne satae, a1a ordcf tne od h9ard to
B1ard oni thcrenftrr ccasa i, cxcrcse In iii f,nc.
fionh for which It csented but yet 10 maintain
IT. pssant1ai,oa Until tassasf ofdoss from tho aon'
asa,,.aa
ne'..ft.ss. -. H.. +,,. mr..
,,, @ .,'' h,n W =. .e ,n.a" ",a,.a 'so.. 49,. y.
w. s.,, .oo - ~ ~ ~. ~, 49," .uo's
us. "'"' ~ '' ''Ss' A'A'" ae'o''o
w D,.nis,' ;1,,t TIN ,,oa.,,,o. T.. ,...,,,,o,,
tcicuraph tho Ira,rsnal greetings Of It'll Tcuerai
Assembly of the iresbYterian Church in tho United
a'ates u now ~ tess'oh ~ tno Wy o, Loala'i'le.
III s!s c, G'' mhen T., rnor,is .ne poata
I
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AT ttfLNFB1JnH. Ia,

NRw OaLBARs, May 2o.-A lire at AlIlnoburR
destroyed tho 1rlscousio restaurant, Dulllngcr's
grocory, Douuett's restaurant, anl Doulro's
outbuildlngs. Loss, $40, ,0o0; insurance, $l0,0o0.
, 1879-05-21

- OAso ~ ~ A<AA
epectdi Dtspa!cA 10 7As Tribune
DuBuqua, fn., slay .0.-Tfe residence Of
Peter Carney, sttuated ou Mineral street, was
destroyed by dte this evening Loss, &1,.o0.
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.,, .,up,x, OR LIVER COMPLAINT. DYs-
.YSpaa, AND sNR HEADACHE. !.
sx,xproas :os A DISEASED LIVER.

L SYMPTOMS tGE 4 DISEASED LIVEk.
r.,osu the rap side, under the edge OF The fios'
..,-.,srs on presres sometimes the pain Is in tue
- s;Se. ie pasent Il rarely able TO he on the iefs
the pain Is fss shoaider-
.,,.se and i. frequently cxteAds tosthetoPo OF the
,,os,,cr, and is sometimes mistaken for fheuma-
.s, in The IL M The stomach IS affected wttn Boss
=, appetite aud sickness the bowels In general are
.o,ye. sometimes alternative with lax the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied With dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
n.,nhl sensation Of having left undone something
which cught 70 have been done A spgnr, dry cough
&c sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
If w,araess ard debility; he is easily startled hi
Zoe, are cold or burning, and he complains OF I
-,c.,r sensation. Of the skin; bis spirits low
aud although he is satisfied that exercise would b
,.,eacial 70 him, yet he can scarcely summon VI
rude enough TO try IT, Ia fact, he distrusts ever!
-c,.edy. Several Of the above symptoms attend th'
asease ou, cases have occurred where a few o
them existed yet examination Of the body afte
death hns shown the LIVER to have been extensive
n deranged. -I.' 's+@ts% -. =
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forth inthe diagram. isDr. Mansfield IS to me
comparatively q Strange our acquaintance
having been formed I'D the last few months. I
am is snre as / am OF. my own existence
that he could not have known the names Of
my family relations as he has stated them,
nor cap.I believe from any evidence I now
haye TINT he could have known the fnmily
relations " hich number bore to Franklin
Pierce ;fSwho the Appletons, Caldwell,
and others named were, acquaintances,
friends, or perhaps relatives of the Pierce
family. AS to the contenopo OF Swe-
Sfenborg named, but few Of the receivers
of his doctrines, intelligent and well-in-
formed as they generally are, know that
such parties ever existed.
I MANSFIELD 3 method Of answering letters is
well known. They are sent to him care
fully seated in the most ingenious manper
the wftfersS can devise, 50 as to make it i'm
possible fol, them to be opened without de-
tection.. He holds the letters in his left
hand " lille the spirit gives the answer with
the right. The answers given are those to
the questions contained in The letter. No
earthly philosophy can account for this pro.
cess. Nothing but the Intervention OF spirit
power gives satisfactory ex PLANTATION. /.
With this reply I leave the comments OF
the flippant public Press upon 1" the spi.
ritual wedding" with a confidence that no.
thing can disturb my filth in the SOUPS i'm
mortality land In human progress lthrongh,
out the endless cycles of eternity in the
forms of men and women. o:fgs - \ II 81
ISAAC E. EAroN:!
2".Leduen,oorth. July 4; 1879. ;'>;' .Ts.'9I
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The romantic su ggestiou shat earth shaHh
be brought over from France to make q
grave for the late d Prince Imperial has
sipguIarapara lIel In the lhe OF Admiral
Nelson. When the famous French three
decker II '0rieut--tke ,ycene OF young. Casa
1ianca's heroic; deatt blew upat the battle
ofothe Nile, q large piece !ot her foremast
fa!linto fhe rigging 5tat the swtts'tlre,, 81 an
EpglisR sfrigate..: The Iatter,s ;cosamander,
Captain BENJAMIN lHaliesyeli, one Eof Mel.
sou,s Warmest friends, at o1ce ordered tpe
ships carpenter. to.make the ragmsntI into
q coffin, which be 5presentedtC the Admiral
wfth letter expressing his hops. that .tbe
day might be far distant when the trophy
OF NeIssn's greatest victory should be hls
last resting. .piace.p, Nelson !, Wa. grea.y
Dleased With this charactsrfstic gift, which 1
he ilnmsdiats,y Installed 10 q corner OF his
private eabiD,e sEd, in compliance with his
own repeated request, bis body was actually
pisced ia II taiter til death st Tratalxsr,
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: BRIEFS AND PERsoNALs.-The City Con-
servatiVe Committee will have a meeting
Tuesday night to fatify the primary. eec.
tion plan and TO appoint judges and clerks.
So far the names Of four gentlemen are
mentioned IL, connection with the senate
rial and twelve with the Aouse nomina-
tions.
Judge Hughes is expected in Richmond
Monday.
The commissioned officers Of the First
regiment are TO meet Monday ght to elect
|a lieulenant- -coloneI and. a major. !
+ Judge James ". Hoge, Of West Virginia,
is in the city,; the guest Of his brother, at
500 north Tenth street. s.. ~ ~ f.
AS the next House Of Delegates will con-
sist Of only 100 members instead of 1872,
there is wide margin for Improvement in
the arrangement of the hail. It will now
be possible to provide comfortable quar-
ters for the clerk and reporters: r
Main street where it is intersected by
Twelfth is a,fayorite place for horses toslip
Ennd fall, There must be something wrong
there with the 1railway-track or paving, or
maybe, with both. .i4o....s....s., .,. (
Police business was never duller. What,
never? Well, hardly eyer.r And il is greatly
to our credit. '-s."-
Aneetionate remark of the candidate:
g s.. -" Howdy howdy, howdy DO:
tfi..@l = HoW's your wife, and now are you!"
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One AcafnstT Two.
AN OLD MAN ATTACKS TWO ROBBERS WITH AN
AXE AND SEVERELY WNUNDS THEN.

AN OLD MAN ATTACKS TWO ROBBERS WITH AN
AXE AND SEVERELY WaDSDS THEM.
John Husofr is farmer who lives near
Coieyilfe, Mexican county, in this State.
When the Bradford oil excitement arose he
sold portion o; his farm for considerable
sum, and since then has kept large amounts
OF money in-his .hollse, although he is living
alone.. Tuesday, it Is reported, two men
came to the house and asked for drink OF
water. He gotGp from the table where he
was eating his dinner, and. went to the
cupboard for glass. Az soon as bis
back was turned the men garroted him and
beat him about'the head with club until
he was insensIble. He swas then gagged
and his hands and feet tiedSTith clothes
line. The robbers then began to search for
the old mans hidden cash. Tbey could not
| find it,, although they spent considerable
time in the seardh. While they were thus
engaged .Huisee regaiued consciousness
EEy working energeticaily he contrived to
loosen his hands, although he fairly peeled
then nnfastened the other cords and went
eait OF the house to the wood"pile, where
he got keen-edsed axe.
yWith undaunted courage, although he
was bleeding from his wounds, and was in
prest pain, HuIs6, who is over siXty-fiye
years Of age, entered the room where the
robbers were and attacked thea. A des-
perate e ght ensueds In which the old man
was victorious. He cut all theSfngers oil
the right hand of one man, and chopped q
lump Of flesh from che leg and arm OF the
other, aud hit hin on the head with the
Back OF, the axe. The men then ,rstreated
IN bad order, and He:soff went to "a neigh
hor,s hexse and gaveahe alarm.
That. night the man ASho had iostlhis fn-
shrs went to doctor to have bis hand
dressed, aud was arrested.i The other man
has not ibaen found. Roth robbers were
woua-choppers, those desire for wealth had
been aroused by the .e5ories OF Hhlsof s
hoaEaed ,cask. IT is feaged that the nttisky,
Old mal viii not recover Grom bis injAciss.
Ph5tEdcanki0 Bftlletin., Efit'5 it:st3t {
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IIWARE OFfMITATIONS.

Tie gensese are never sagar-costed.
Every bog has red wax seal ON the lid, with the
impression DIR, McLAN9's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLASE's LIVER PILES bear the
signature of G. MCLAyE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Iuststspon having The genuine DR. C. MCLANE's
LlvER rrILEs. prepared BY Fleming Bros, OF
Pit.sti eh Pa the market being full Of limitations
Of ,hezane McEtss:, spelled differently but same
proupuciatioB. H.. my 22-deowiy
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SUMNER so1REs AT sEseER-HALLEJ GA

SUMNER SoIEEE AT SENGER-HALLE' GAR
DEN.-A grand .tetei chdmpetre and summer
soiree and opcn.air concert willtbe given at
Sanger Halle garden on Monday evening un-
der the management OF the Ladies' Society OF
st. Johns German Lutheran church. The
proceeds will be deyotedto the very laudable
object OF erecting handsome church on
the lot. corner Eighth and Marshall sire ects,
recently bought from the Fredericksburg
Railroad Company. The garden and hall
will be open at 4 p. M., and the music to
commence at 5 O'Clock. Dancing at g P. III.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOsAE.S.
zr,r GIay ENasNEgR's OFFICER
RICHMOND. ."Jnfy 10, 1879.
NOTICE.-SEAL EALED9PROPOSALS will
~ be received at, this eflee, ,sntil liiaaai sa3.
THURSDAY. next, PATH INSTANT, ~
at 6 O'Clock p. N for fIrnishfng ''.'.,''
ONE HUNDRED AND sEyENTYlPfVE ,rONs
(MORE OR Less BEST QUALIFY RED -
~ ASH ASTHRACrTIc COAL,
veil screened, egg and itovesis also. for aa
u, SEVEN CORDS gKiRDLIHG-WOOD l.s. i
for use in cl!y BUILDINGS. :,..gs. -
= The Committee OH GroaiIdS and B1ifdingsrcserves
the right TO reject any or ai proposals offered. u
). COWARD BATES,
~ 19-id : a@@.@ - Acting City Ehsnesr.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. in cases o
AGrE AND FEVER. when taken With quipine, are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
ca,haric can be used preparatory 70 or after taking
ouinne. We would advise all who are afflicted with
his disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
zstive, they are unequalled. '...-
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SATURDAY AY.............oULY 10. 1879.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, partly cloudy or clear weather,
light winds, mostly from northeast to south
east, rising barometer and slight changes In
temperature.
For the South Atlantic. States, partly
cloudy weather, areas. OF rain, northcrly to
.easterly winds north Of Florida, rising ba-
rometer, and Slight rise In intemperatnrc.
'TnE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
Pleasant. .s,..y .r....g ..,.s, -zs,..
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: g A.. NJ, u ;
"A. M, 10; noon, s5; S'-P. m, 81; 9 P.
H., 80; midnight. 10. ,,g1 ..s z.:.3i.r /
Mean temperature, 70 1-6.
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Mayors Court.-Mayor Clarke was en-
gagged yesterday in trying several parties
(al coIoredJ charged witt. fighting. The
fight occurred on upper Hull street Thurs
day night, and more than bali a dozen per
sons participated In the row. None were
injured, however; but a!l were required to
give bond to be OF good behavior Tor SIX
months. 49,. ,. 80 .,,.,
Maria Coleman (colored) was also ar
raigned, charged with threatening the life Of
Norvell Ashworth th, a small white boy about
eight years of age. She, too, was required
to give security to be OF good behavior.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE YESTERDAY MoRsrSG. ~ esterday
morning Captain George W. Sublett went
from bis; store to his residence, corner OF
Fourth and Clay streets. on his way to q
funeral, and upon reaching home found the
family in state OF excitement caused by q
thick smoke issuing from the kitchen and
one Of the servants rooms. Upon going
in he found a wardrobe and other articles
Of furniture ablaze. Taking in the situa-
tion at glance, the Captain, who has been
aveterap fireman. went to work and put
out the fire without giving on alarm; not,
however, until a loss OF forty or fifty dol:
lars had been sustained. The fire ortgna-
ted from defective kitchen chimney.
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AUCTION SAILS THIS DAY.

. ~ On all satss OF Rea& Es,ate nsGde 5esse.a
the lst Of Ja7saafy and EaS Of June the tn1esfs,
the present year haze - be ea7d bythe purchaser
Or all sales made betnsen tks 1St of July n7;diGa
of the year the taes h0us to be paid by the seHe,
GTnis custom WAS adopted about Fifteen JearS age
av all the real estate agents in Richmond, and AZ
plies to Richmond aliG gssinltg.I .~.
RICHARDSON & CO. 6 T. NJ, trustees sale of
,,. real estatein Rockets. .....
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 6S ?. NJ. tour framed
buildings on Broad and Seventh streets, TO lie re-
moved. s... o..
ROBERT B.LYNE. IL A. NJ. trustees sale Of small
farm in Chesterfield county near Chester, on the
Manchester aud Petersburg turnpike.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, eighteen horses,
spring-wagon, &c.
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MAURICE's PANORAMA OF THE LIFE OF
CHRIsr.-This work of art, illustrated by a
series Of beautiful paintings, will be ex-
.bibited at Bethlehem Baptist church, Hen
rico county, ON Monday night, July 21st,
for the benefit OF the church.. - a..
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ANSIvERsAEY' CELEBRATION. = The Old
First Virginia Regiment Association had
retlnion and anniversary celebration at
Schuetzen Park (James-River Brewery
yesterday afternoon. The occasion was
highly enjoyable.
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CoNvIcTs Ts-REcE1vED.-The following con-
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terday;: Willis Fitzhue (coioredL from
Alexandria, five years, for burglary; Ed
ward Read (colored). from Buckingham
county, eight years, for felonious assault.
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EDUCATGtsN4L.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTOS, 2:4

Ct! De nr ,hir;y.feh annual session will commene,
e.r e.n,! EaibEk 10TH, 1879. wi tn a thorough or
f;Iti.ioh ana It's usual full corps of instructors
win, I,:as aiia grounds are spacious and furnishee
..t esefy m0der. convenience and c0Infert. The
S.1fa1 arrangements are very complete and sue
gusns snSasaassed advantages in Music, Modern Ian.
eIas.o' Elu Iuli cusIsc OF English dc.
alcd. " 10 ioin's eons''~tiy o''.oui
,s Board furnished room. beating by steam,
iri,i seat In church, physicians fec, and
cutloh 10 classes, Latin, or eiemenfary French. for
ses,ion 0: forty weeks; $245..
.1usc, 6c- extra.
s'sdy Tor pupils only.
ier catalogues, address
.. y 1o-2m Rev. X. II. PHILLIPS, Rector.
w EsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
arv, STAUNTON. VA ,, s.y.. =
asora,Ie gue VINO desires to !edfcate his damgfIter
rsppxSany; ON TIE LOWEST TERMS AND least
Ynlfrs IN one OF the FIRST SCHOOLS FOR
1ptnsa y. LADIES LADIES IN the United States. which
logEe To Ao' 1919, write Ior cata"
sIs Ds. WILLIAM A. HARRIS, President,
-------Soo!m&Mot Staunton. Va.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
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PRGNTENG-HOUSES.
HIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.


HIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUeE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one Of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH. com.
5ined with skiliul mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared TO execute promptly, in Ihe very best styh
and AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
sCcH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS. '#E
TISITIEG-ChRDS, r.. '. 70
rKOFESSfCNAL-CARDS d, -.-
WEDDING-CARDs, 80
sHoW-CARDb,
CIRCULARS.
MANIFESTs.
BILLS LADING. .-."
RECEIPTs
BILL-HEADs,
LErTER-HEArs,
NOTE-HEhDS.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENT
''''' SoA''I' CHECKS NOTES,
DRUG-LAEELs, 3.
ENVELOPES, .r.-
PAMPHLETS. -
+ i".v' .. 2RlEFS,
ss.s.. Na.: ~s ..-r r. &C" &c
s....' r. --. ~. ..--
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly flled AID d.
yered by express or ma, -
We have AL the NEWEST Styles OF TYPE
and execute work "a manner tba, cannos be eu'
passed. .t... ..# g..
We also do all kinds ofeEINDlEG and RULING
We win ,cheerrnPy frrbieh est.natss aud sen
samples when rearlred. !: E. Inh 12-d.sw.&w
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a 'eS'usTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUSI0E, VA, .,sYFsr
aass NARY J. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.

RFSsassssaiGpn RE SssssiGn q Is79-,s0 viii OPEN THE FIRST
eorrsets,, n;na IN, IN sEPTEEMBER and close the
hsif 61 Tor session OF forty Weeks nax,,,a ono
keSn IN. az ans the balance In PebruaryjSes
ghyac,ap.sa " For board washing, fuel, tights,
English cnnr' ssat ln charch eaifsfeaics and full
tee-srs sasS 1aeudius elocption aud contIngen.
esalosaess s psrfsniars apply TO the Principal for
.------------- &21.3m
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Fire.-A large. fire was seen several miles
down the Petersburg turnpike last night
about 8 o'clock, and appeared TO- be the
burning OF large house. Several persons
from the upper portion Of the city started
ia the direction OF the light, but had not
returned at late.hour. The flimes were
seen from some Of the most elevated points
in the city, and attracted the attention OF q
number OF persons. -
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ORDERED TO- BE SENT. TO TILE LUNATIC
Eugene Dickinson, OF this
city, having been adiudged lunatic, will
be sent TO the Eastern Lunatic Asylum
on Tuesday by City-Sergeant Lee.
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SAVE MONEY by haylng your prtrring done attht
DISPATCH PRIN-lNG-EOUsE. Good work. Low
prices, and satisfaction guarantee1- ie.. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-19

NJ. ELIysoN q Co, advertising SCENTS, insert al
vertsementa In all of the newspapers OF the Unlet
SLa.es at publishers rasea. 0rders left at the Dts
patch courting-rsom Viii receive prompt attea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-19

BjsrALo LirHIA Waters FeR DYsPHPsiA--
Read the carl Or Dr., WiIliam B. Towes In another
column in regard 70 the enaets Or this water in
case OF dyspepsia which lie attepdet II n scarcely
more remarkable than ,rnany which are daily oc-
currina there now, IS numbers or those now thGe
con ,estffv3 Is igc .;l9;iia. 1872 .sF%ftg DIS.
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~, a.n hicHNpsD, RAILWAY coaPANr.
| tarx1n ttaa nAD ~ AFTER JULY 8. 1919. A.
aSa wi Win our eesaaiBsEs y WIN be run 10 connsc.
aoiywosd atS Ia ndd.G taDm Ge nsstesa fesmiRnss
srfsfa. 2;,rs ~ ~ pS0lss0aSs .eiaksEe 70 thAueaS
F2.lm "a =. /. HIs,NAsLkEa -. &. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-19

After reading the above report the Coun-
Gil adopted the following resolutions:
l. 1.-Resolued, That the Council hereby
ratiiy and approve OF the aforesaid pro-
ceedings and resolutions Of the committee
appointed by this Council, and the sccre-
tary-is required to communicate to the conf
mittce representing the Council of Rich
mond the action OF, the committee repre-
senting this Council, together, with the re-
solution approving the same, ...,....,.
9. That the report Of the committee re-.
ferred to shall be placed on the minutes Of
the Council. -. .........
= Mr.. Howle offered q resolution adjourn.
ing the Council over until. the first Friday
night in September, subject In the mean
while to called meeting; and by a vote
Of to 5 the resolution was carried after
which the bodF adjourned. -. ,,..' -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-19

. DOMESTIC CLARET, very good and very cheap
W. D. BLAIR 4 Co., l109 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-19

.Gouns,yp,s OlYNPIkN CHEKM, FOB Ta. coH-
rLK1roN.-1RhHe reduced To- el; PINK. Tor ofa-
nss,es, 10 SOC. PgzczLL, LAnp q Go, Assuta,R II
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4na,,.ond 4ispatfll,

I As- THE CIRCULATION OF TILE BIsP ATGH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCUS
lLATfoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE ClEY. >aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-19

bargains. This sale is made In order to close busi
ness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-19

PIzzIsI Is prepared 70 make more tcs-cream q at
one Time than any other dealer In the city, He can
fur uls pic-ute and excursion parties 81 low rates