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weather Indications.

wAsHISGTos, d. c., October IL, ! A.
N-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
areas of rain, followed by cooler, clear.
ing weather, south 10 west winds and
slowly rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, increasing
cloudiness and rain, east to south winds,
falling barometer and slight changes in
the temperature.
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The Walking Match.

New YORK, October 16.--0nly eight
men remain in the eighty-four hour.
walking match, with the score at mid
night as follows: Barbour, 220; Cam
pana, 259; Colston, 250; Duirane, ODD
Fitzgerald, 265r Vint, 254; Waters, 235
Hughes, 232.
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River Improvement Convention

Quincy, October l6.-In the river i'm
provement convention this morning
the Committee on Resolutions pre-
sented a majority and a minority report.
The only difference in the two reports
is that the minority want to confine the
appropriation to the Mississippi, Mis-
souri,, and Ohio Rivers, while the
majority recommends that the tribu-
taries OF all these rivers be included.
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Rarna Burned.

CAMBRIDGE, o., October l5.-The
barns of Joseph Hughes, of Madison
Township, and Isaac McCOllum, OF JET
ferson, were entirely consumed by fire
last night. The loss in the former is es.
timated at 81 900, partially insured, and
in the latter $500, with no insurance.
Supposed work OF incendiaries.
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THE FEVER.
Seven New Cases Yesterday

MEMPHIS, October l6.-Seyen new
cases in all, 5whites and colored, were
reported to-day, amongst whom are
Tony Castenovo, Mr.. Julia White, j. F.
Davidson and Judge John Adams. No
additional deaths. The Howards will
send three more nurses to Forest City,
to morrow morning, by special train.
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A SCorcH lass was recently sent 10
prison for twenty days for cheatirg 9
three Glasgow Iawyers-an uDprece-
dented feat. She was a domestic sery-
ant, 90 years OF age, and, representing TO
each in turn that she would SION In
herit a considerable fortune, giving
each instructions how to dispose oil
her prospective property" she induc-
ed each Of the astute gentlemen TO adj
vance her small sums for present necess-
tiles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-17
It's One ACQUISITION.

While Grant is up North, looking
around Oregon. he should go and look
upon the fair domain of Alaska, the only
acquisition of the Republican party-a
most excellent acquisition, too, OF ice
and Indians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-17
Rovd and Elliott.

LONDON, October l7.-Boyd is willing
to accept the terms proposed by Elliott
with the exception that be refuses 10 be
bound to row Hanlan. In the event
that Boyd is victorious, he thinks he
should be at liberty in regard to subse-
auent engagements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-17
univnrsal Disarmament.

NAPLES, October 16.-A meeting will
be held on the 26th instant to advocate
simultaneous partial disarmament
throughout the world. All peace asso-
Citations are invited TO send delegates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-17

summit-John Hill, Republican; l..
s. Ebright, Democrat.
Trumbull-E. A. Reee, K.
Tuscarawas-H. II. Porter, ID; Il. W.
Critics, ID.
Union-A. b. Robinson, K.
Van Wert-James r. Reimer, D.
Vinton-Columbus b. Ward, ID.
Warren-James Scott, r.
WashingtOn-Thomas W. Moore, X.
Wayne-Dr. A. NJ. Armstrong, d.; r.
NJ. Barton, ID.
Williams-William Letcher, h.
Wood-W. III. Wettmore, X.
Wyandot-W. ID, Tyler, ID.
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Loaded.

ST. Louis Globe Democrat Grant Boom organ.)
The Democrats OF Ohio were struck
in the rear by section Of the Grant
boom, yesterday. They discovered that
twas loaded.
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PRODUCE
baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October l6. - Flour
Higher and active; western superBne
s. OO(d5 80; extra 81 00td6 20; family
81 75(d,7 80. Wheat-Westsrn active,
excited and higher; No. 2 western win.
ter red, spot and seller October 81 5lt
al 51I; seller November 81 62tCal b3;
seller December 81 5+C9i 5Ii. Com
Western higher and active; western
mixed, spot and seller October $50
66tc; seller November 6f(s,85c; seller
December and steamer, no bid. Oats
Firm and higher; Pennsylvania 42Ce
45c; western white 42(al45c: do. mixed
39,14lc. Rye-Higher at 9Sc. Hay
Firm; prime 10 choice Pennsylyanis
SIS OOGl6 90. Provisions-Firm ac-
tive and unchanged. Butter-Quiet;
prime 10 choice western packed l3al6c.
Eggs Active at l7c. Petroleum-Cn-
changed. Cofee-Firm; Rio cargoes
l3G16ic. Sugar-Strong; A soft $40
SIC. Whisky-Firm at 81 ll@l u.
CINCINNATI, October 10. - Cotton
In fair demand and prices higher at l0ic.
Flonr-Strongand higher; family g. 00e9
7 90. Wheat-Active, firm and higher
at 81 32Sl a. Com-strong and
higher at SOC. 0ats-Quiet but steady
at 32G35c. Rye-Unsettlcd and greatly
higher at 92@93c. Barley-In fair de-
mand and market firm; No. 2 spring
92695c. Pork-Steady and firm at
5000. Lard-Dull and nominal. Bulk
Meats-Nominally unchanged. Bacon
Firm; shouldersA Is clear rib s. 50i
clear 8 rs. Whisky-Active, fair and
higher at 81 OF. Butter-Steady and
unchanged. Linsesd Oil-Demand fair
and market firm at &C.
For AdfitionI MoarkSts See Fourth Pa2e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-17
What n LADY Savs.

GT WANT NY RUsK AND BISCUIT NICE
and lixht otbervisy my set out s spoiled.
and therefore use Loxan, List and Co.'S Excel.
slor Baking Powder. which know 10 Wholesome
and reiiable"
Ask for the Ercelsior-
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L. = Coupons ssll
New flNes... -lV0s
New fourand one .......-l0S
New fours LOIS.
tuTtcllcN
RAILROAD BoNDs-There was a rise OF
5 per cent. in Ohio 4 Mississippi firsts,
Springfield division 3 per cent, on Iron
Mountain second preferred income II
per cent Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
consolidated assented declined . per
cent and chesapeake 4 Ohio firsts, sc.
ries u, II per cent. c., c. & |. G. firsts
sold at 70, and Sioux City firsts at 95.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
SroCKs-The speculation to-day was
much less in volume than for some time
past. In the early dealings the general
list fell t9l per cent, and Boston Air
Line per cent. There was sharp re.
vival OF activity and buoyancy later in
the day. AM prices advanced !@2l per
cent, the latter Rock Island, which
rose from l42 10 l45 bid New
York Central was more prominent
than OF late, and advanced from 1874
TO l20t. The coal stocks were the most
active Of the list, and advanced, espe-
cially for New Jersey Central and Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western. The
advance In price OF coal stimulated the
upward movement in these shares.
The granger and trunk lines were
all higher on large business, and Pacific
Mail and Western Union participated
in the improvement. The Southwest
ern stocks and the low priced shares
generally were higher, and Northern
Pacific was active and strong. Ii MAS
officially announced to-day that gen
eral advance in the price OF coal will be
made Mondiy. The Philadelphia and
Reading. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, Lehigh and Wilkesbarre,
Lehigh Coal ard Navigation and
the Delaware and lludoon companies
have agreed TO advance the price
OF all grades % cents per ton
and the Pennsylvania Coal Company will
make an advance Of 20 per cent. on all
grades except pea, which will bc raised
10 per cent. The transactions aggre-
gated 10000 shares, OF which 1900
were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore. 1900
Northwestern, 10000 II. Paul, 1900
Wabash, 5000 Delaware, Lackawanna,
and Western, 1900 New Jersey Cen.
tral, 400 Union Pacific. 900 Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 5000 Ohio and Missis.
sippi, 1900 Western Union, $500 A. a
i. Telegraph, 1900 Pacific Mail, 1900
Kansas City and Northern, 1000 Kansas
and Texas, 5000 Northern Pacific, 1000
Iron Mountain, 5000 Chesapeake and
Ohio, 5000 indianapolis, Cincinnati
and Lafayette, and 1000 Louisville and
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RAdnath Alive

New YORK, October l6.-It is under
stood that the friends of James Redpath
have received intelligence that he is still
alive.
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Fruits. Jelljes. Creams. &C..

DUT UP WITH LOGAN. LIST A co.'s. PURE.
Il Select .spioes and flayonng EItr.ev. are
something " be proud of. The sdulterHted goods
oost nearly ~ much and really spoil vhstsvr
they touch. LOGAN, LIFT q CO..
Druuis1, Bridge Corner.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at to I Per Cent.-Goy-
ernments firm-flour in Fair De-
mand-wheat Stronger-Hogs
Dull and Easier.
FINANCE.

NEw YORK, October l6.-MoSxY -
at 3(S7 per cent, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent.
Sterling exchange weak at +S0i; sight
exchange on New York is2i.
SILyER-At London 52id; bar sill
yer here llS!; subsidiary silver coin 4!
al per cent. discount.
GovERNNENrs-Closed firm.
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DIET TRUssEs IN THE WORLD. ALSO
Da large assortment OF Shoulder Braces.
synnges, supporters, Instruments, De, st
LOGAN, LDI cos,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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For Additioni McarL>1 See Fourth Pa9e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

TIE CoNCERT AT MOZART HALL LAST
NIGaT.-The complimentary concert ten
dered by 7the ,McGill LSceum to the dele
gates OF the Young Mems Catholic National
Union, now in convention in this city,
which took place at, Mozart Hall last night,
was an eminently successful affair. The hall
was well filed, with tie visiting delegates
aud many.of our own people,, ,,ull Of whom
enjoyed the musical morcedtT with keen
and appreciative, relish. The programme
consisted OF the following choice selections
| Of vocal and Instrumental pieces, each num-
berrbeing eXcellently rendered,and in seve-
raj instances eliciting prolonged applause,
which necessitated encoreS -
T. Part sI.-4-i. Haydn Quartette (string in
struments), Professors a.. f. Laube, j.
Reinhardt, J. Baseier, and T. Hoen. ..
Baratone Solo, "Ear's Farewell" (Adam>).
Mr.. 81. T. Cardozo. S. Violin Solo, Fifth
Air. Variations de Beriot), Professor Il.
F. Laube. 4. Soprano Solo. .sEcstacy,"
Wallz (Ardjti), Mrs. J. Reinhardt.
Part Ill. haydn Quartette (string in
struments). .. Duet, "Ni~ht ii Venice :"
uucan.oui), Mrs. j. E4inhardt and Mr.. j.
D. Redford. 3. Alto Solo, "Thc Storm !"
(Iullabl Mrs. J: II. Knowles, Jr. 4. Clari-
net Solo, Troyatore. (Cavaillna), Signor
Jardella. 5. Quartette, "The Sea hath its
Pearls - (PiusNti), Mrs. Reinhardt and
Mrs. Knowles and Messrs. j. Rcdford and
L. w. PizZini. Professor J. Relnbardt
presided at the piano as accompanist.
The lady singers (Mrs. Reinhardt and
Mrs. KrowIes) were the recipients OF beau
tiIul floral tributes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

SLIGHT FIRE YEsTEHDAT.-A 1857 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon ali alarm OF tire was
turned inat Station lG, corner OF Fine aud
Main streets, caused by the partial burning
of the roof of Policeman John III. f!nne-
gan's house, No. 120 south Belvldere stTeet.
Damage. about $40; insured in the Rich
mond Banking and Insurance COMPANY
The fire originated from chimney-sparA5:i
Mr.. FInnegan's neighbors rendered MN
most valuable aid-e>peclaily gentleman
: with only one leg, who went upon the rool
and assisted materially in subdulng the
flames. A line OF men was formed neaI
ithe house, along which baekets or wafer
were passed until the arrival OF the hss
apparatus.
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Brief EenS.-The Fourth Ward furnishr
ed an incident yesterday it runaway coll
ule, who are well known in the city ,. and
who were bent OH matrirasny. 1t is theughs
they left for Washipgtcs, and are expected
to return in day or tSa.
The young ladies Of the Sewing Circle OF
The Baptist chnrch in, ,asis city realized the
nent sum Of $50 by the feast held durin Q
the week.
The anniversary OF The FifthStreet SUM-
day school will take place at the Ninth
Street Methodist church next .SsaItay after
noon. - s...,-
The interest manifested IN thu annexation
scheme seems 20 be somewhat ahated.r Not
long since it Sas the chief to2Ie OF eonVer-
satiou in these parts.
Both the stage lines between this city ano
Richmond appeared to ha doing good
business Yesterday.
Quite q number OF pic.9s are to be siVee
| In Chesterfield during the afst pars OF tee
coming month by persons OF this city.
The telephone at 3sefrit;'s Is connected
with mapy of the places OF business Il
/ Richmond.
The musicale at Beethoven Hall sn-mor
row night promises TO be IN enjoyable al
fair. An excellent programme nas Deei
arranged. -
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tbs MOZART THIS EfENING.-First, over
ture, Masaniello" (Auber), orchestra :;
second, solo baritone. q Fear No Foe /"
(Pinsuti]. Mr.. n. B. Pieasants; third, pot
pouri. "Piuafore" (Suliran), orchestra !;
fourth, SOLO clarinet, "Norma (Cayillini),
Signor Jardella; fifth, waltzes, Winter
Nights Scenes (Hermann) orchestra (;
sixth, solo baritone, "Bonne Katie -
(Abn, Dir. \. i. Peasants; seventh, trio,
clarinef. piano, and 'ceilo, :. Armida !" (Ros-
sini), Sisnor Jardella, Miss and Mr.. Thilow.
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SUDDEN DEATH on BELLE IsLE.-Mr. E. A.
Beveridse, aged about thirty years. a son Of
Mr.. J. W. Beperidge, died suddenly yester-
day afternoon at Belle Isle. Mr.. Beyeridge
was preparing to 20 to work, and had taken
his seat for dinner, when he suddenly fell
over aud died in ten minutes. DR.. :Taylo
the coroner, was summoned, but deemed
an inquest unnecessary. 80,
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POSTAL N0TES.-On and after July Isl
Antigua and the other "Leeward Islands y
belonging to Great Britain become part
OF the Universe! Posta! Union formed by
the Convention Of Paris.
A letter received at the Richmond post
Office is addressed to "Charles HudsinS
Reservoir avenue. Bramelton county, Va.
United States OF America"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

FINAL DIyIDEND.--The Board of Direct
ors of the Old Dominion Insurance Com
panv have declared final dividend OF its
assets Of FSS.45 per share, payable on and
after TO. MORROW, making the total amount
OF S53.45 per share dividend among the
Stockholders 80 ii. .:.- st. a..
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yer who made an insignificant motion ius
after Mr.. Writ ba:a made one OF bis great
speeches, Judge Ch sistidn said that he es.
Iteemed it a privilege to miDgle in the com
mencement exercises sof q college which he
considered an honor 10. the city and the
State, and under whose noble corps OF pro-
fessnrs lie hoped to efnca te his sons.
He W Id exEort these Dung men to
TELLTHs TRUTH ANDDo: THEIR DUTY.
He would baye them take Robert L. Lee
iand StonewalI Jackson as their models.
lie then proceededto giYc The young men
some admirable advice, clothed in chaste
language ard abonnding In good .hlts, which
elicit ed Ioud applause.
Judge Christian made an npprnIs. rate and
every way admirable speech, and / is re-
GREETED that want OF space. eompt Is the
omission OF a full report OF his
SOUND COUNSEL TO THE YOUNG MEDAL lists.
In conclusion he gracefully presented the
following medals:
. Philoogian Medalists: Best debater, E.
q. Holland; best writer. w. T.eH Hudgns !;
aesIIsrs Befs debater
a. I. -Stap p,es; best writer. M. B4 Curry,
Improvement in debate, GeorgeC. !. Bundick.
After The exercises in the hall there was
music and promenading on the cdmpuS.
The occasion was indeed most magnifi-
cent success. .v - ...--r,.
: Tonight at S:15 promptly the commence
ment exercises proper will take place, the
diplomas be delivered. &C. = -..--.-
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO AND7JAMEs RIvE2.
CoNNEcTloN.-The Chesapeake and Eaio
express train no,g reaches Richmond Mt 6:45
A. n, and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday connects with the steamer Ariel,
which leaves here at 7:19 a. M., for Old
Point, Norfolk, &c.
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PEDESTRIANISM.

coSrr'n,--cUNIhoSio
-, rug y,gST or THE SERIES OF MAIN
.,ro,y,TCHES-A NOVELTY IN RICH
,,nyn-uoW TIE TRACK Is ARRANGED
sxn THE PERSONS ARE TnA1NED-LEE
NJ wISSER-oNE HUNDRED. AND TEN
,n.rys IN siXTY-NiNE HOURS. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

EDISON TELEPHONE CoNNECr1OE WITH Pc
TERsBURG -IIessr$- Hates * Payntcr, OF the
Automatc Telegraph and Telephone Com
pauy, have opened their telephone Office in
Petersburg, and day before yesterday the
opening OF the line was inausurated. Con-
>a.ious may be heard with astonishing
distinctncSs between the two cities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

BOARD OF TRUSTEES op R1cHMoND Coz
LEGE.-The annual meeting or the Board OF
Trustees was held at the Second. Baptist
church-there being twenty-seYen members
OF the Board present.
Rev. DR.. Jeter was reelected president OF
the Board, ard Rev. c. Fl. Ryland secretary
and treasurer. ID .-.,.,-
The Board considered various matters -ot
Importance and adjourned. T. @
The report Of the Faculty states That
there were 141 students in attendance on
the college during the past session.
The Faculty feel satisfied that the yellow
fever in the Southwest. as we'll as the strin-
gency Of the times, bad lessened the num-
Der OF students.
The students cnme-12S from Virginia, 3
from West Virginia, 5 from Texas, and l
each from Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
China, and Italy. r.r ~ 8, -..,.f
The average amount OF foreign patronage
Of other Virginia colleges is more than one
third OF the whole number OF matriculates,
and the same proportion Of foreign patron
age in this college would make the number
OF students 200. . .-
The report speaks in high terms OF the
studiopsnesss and general good. conduct OF
the students. ..."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

THE OFFICERS OF THE FIRST REGIMENT
MEET THEIR REGRET THAT
! THEIR COLONEL Is ABOUT TO LEAVE THE
sTATE-A LETTER FROM THE OFFICERS
TO HIh-sPEECHEs OF aDJUTANT STERN,
COLONEL JOHNSON, DIR. HoGE, AND
OTHEHS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

ALUMNI NlEETING.-Th meeting OF the
Society of Alumni of Richmond College
was held yesterday morning in the parlor
of the Second Baptist church-Rev. W. E.
Hatcher, D. D., president, Rev. S. G. Clop-
ton secretary. .'"-
Mr.. j. T. Ellyson presented the report OF
the Executive Committee. '''
A resolution OF thanks was voted to Hon.
Morton B., Howell for the Grafton delivered
before the Society Monday night, and also
for his generous donation to the Society OF
the amoun. which bad been appropriated to
defray tie expenses OF his visit TO this city.
The President announced the following
as the Executive Committee for the ensuing
ysar sol: Cutchns J, w W. SRyMder RnTe
Rev. J. e. l.. Holmes, Of DanvilIe, was
elected orator for the next annual meeting
OF the Society, and c. V. Meredith, Esq, OF
this city, as his alternate. g." ~,
The following gentlemen were elected. to
membership in the Society: l.. NJ. Nance,
of Charles City countE,, Va; F. T. West,
Jr., Richmond; e. J. Hooper, Jr.. Rich
mond: O.. II. P. Garrett, Brennan. Texas !;
Henry W.: Hobson, Richmond; c. ?. La
throp. Richmond: Hugh @. Smith, Peters
burg; George Lathrop, Richmond; +. u.
SafterWDlte, fenTlco, CtI ~. lahpci' ,
Richmond; John F. Meredith, Rich
mond; W. T. Hundicy, South Caro-
lima; Alexander Fleet, Jr., Kentucky I;
J. P. Barrett, Suffolk; W. T. De-
rieuX. Essex county. Va; 7. j. -Nrtties,
Hampton; K. Il. Pitt, Middlesex; r. Z.
Scott, Warrenton; Gideon NJ. Shot, Staun-
ton; Ashton Starka, Richmond; j.. G.
Thomas, Norfolk; p. Y. Tupper, Rich
mond; r. s. Wilbur, Charleston. S. c.. /;
Harvey Wilson. Richmond; w. G. Ben
ton. Logdoun county, Va; NJ. 3. Curry,
Richmond; a. r. Heflin. Fredericksburg
G.. T. Helndon. Fauquier- county, Va; II.
J. Lewis, Hing William county, Va.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court.-Ibe Hastings Court
was not IN session yesterday, having adj
journed over unit! this morning. Tho
Court will he engaged in tie trial Of civil
eases to-day, after which it will adjourn .eg
the term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

HAVE ANALsZED THE VIII sxEY known rfi,der~.
the brand Of ( B-seleci.n conf sblied by MessrsS
WALTER ID. BLasn & Co., Riclrnpend, VA. andsspf
1t free from fus oS aud other impurities, sndre-
commend It's use sot medicinal and family pfr.~
poses J. Il. MccEst, M D.,
Eate Professor Of chemistry,
January I3, 1877 - = $50 s..s.
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sgAmgR B0ags sesN,c

EXCHANGE Z 2BOArsDING-HoUsE,
- GSHsSn:SSxi.aLs vA; This honse is again
maSageGgaI or iost scaso, n. The susSess OF lass
Yesr ta iull guarantee for the present Iarrs. lawn
goe1 saade. large anu rli-ve,itlh.te.i rosn.s ali
sssse 10 make tbs Que of the a,es, peIsa, places
,a tSwn. 5r'5s -
|. FERNS. Very hbe faI. In writing TO NE. state
Number or fanny y I'D rooms Wanfsd. Aaress
49,, sH1 t,E JOHN W. EilRiS.fMAS,
Pfopr.e sor Exchange B,ardng-tiease.
GorionsyIlie. Va.
JUNE 2, 1870. " 1885 y.
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,G1RnEE-PARTY.--The ladies OF the Vena.
se-stfeet church will have garden-party,
90 the iawn OF Mr. Heinrich, on strecker's
niil, Mosby street, this evening and to-mor-
!0W evening, commencing at Z p'cloek.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CTORWs SELECT SUMNER TOURS.

GTORWS SELECT SUMNER TOURS
~ GhEUSrRATED MANUAL TEEfSi K 5000
FROM VIRGINIA TO MAINE, f,
sing lhreash eleven STATES. VI Ting some twenty"
of ihc ce0ltst and most picturesque seaside and
mountain resorts or New En%lapd. ~,
At LOWER RATES THAN EVER OFFERED;
FROM RICHMOND 'tD ." -'irE"iJ
NEWPORT. Il. 1.-The brighton OF americas x.
MARTHNrS FlNETARD-tEc citT or. 1.0O0 cot.
taQ.s y the Ra:',, .-'= t."tH : '."t ~
NANTECkET-the Sea.Sirt lhie; ... H.. ...,f,t ri
ROSf0N-,he Hub: ia az ''S
WHITE aIUUNTAINS-,he Switzerland Of .Apa--
RIGA: :.
MOUNT ,DEsERT-.he Island OF aiountaitis, etc. 2
l.3COlni'c5 By rail; 700 by sec. Great diversity II
of scc.asT and variety or travel.
Iilus rated descriptive manual Of tours tFR E),.l
- A. W. CAREER, 80
ie o. rss S2G Main street 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

. TAKE ASER's PILLS for. ali tae gpuraoses eEas-
prrGaivc. for Constipatien Rldigesuon, Headaciie,
aud Lsver-Cca,p'aint. ~ u.tiycrsaI accord they
are the best or I'll pnrgs, ,ipes fa : SsmIy, rso
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19

c., ws.rsER YESTERDAY was clear, mid,
.pd pleasant. .s-,,,,,. ,.sA NJ. GO i:
iSs ~ c.: noon. 70; z. ~" SO; sF.
y = mjdn'gHt. 3D.
90 "%~.so temperature, 70 3-6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19
.r-r araER REPORT.

.,> .r1sSs yoS To-nAY.-For the Md
ISo',1,E IS'.,.,.Er STATES, diminishing northerly
DE A'tGt,r ,r variable winds, warmer, partly
itewsu n.,;,er. =. and falling barometer.
S2ac! ~ Sonth Atlantic States. northeast
For u. .,nh,jc cooler and partly cloudy
EIvGS, s", s""c,c,s,onal rains, and stationary or
Ling barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
COMMENCEsKENT.wEEK.

ADDRESSES BEFORE THE LITERARY go
teIETEs-GovEENoR HOLIDAY AND DIR.
BRoADus-DELlyERY OF THE MEDALS
BY JUDGE CHRIsTiAN-MEETING OF THE
ALUMNI SOCIETY, &C, &C,