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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-01
CUsTOM-HoCSE REPORT.

During the month of July ten foreign
vessels cleared from the cnstom-house-
four'with cargoes Of -four to Brazil, valued
at S59,4SS; three with cargoes Of railroad
ties to Hamburg, Germany, valued at
S7,20S; two to France with cargoes Of
wheat and oak timber, valued at 800, ,02I :;
and one to Austria witb:a cargo OF leaf to-
bacco, valued at S540Oo-total. 5000, %
One vessel entered from Liverpool with
a cargo OF salt, valued at $2.336, and one
from Nova. Scotia with cargo Of lump
plaster, valued at s305-totaI, S2,e41:
The above report. shows an increase Of
S16S,5O6 in. the export trade as compared
with the statistics for the month of June,
anda decrease OF 1907 in the import trade.
PoLICE-CoURT STATISTICS FOR JULY.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed Of PIG criminal cases and tried lSg
charges Of ordinance violations. On criml.
nal charges 8 persons were sent on to the
Hastings Court for indictment, 80 persons
were convicted Of misdemeanor, and IL
were committed to Jail in default of surety
for their good behavior. Fines imposed
City, S1S2.40; State, S133-total, $3l5.40.
5.,.r DEEDS RECORDED.
T During the month OF July 199 deeds were
received for record in the clerks Office oil
the Uhancery Court.
In the Henrico County clerks office K
deeds we're received for record. -
MARRIED IN JCLY.
Forty-seven marriage-llcenses were issued
from the clerks office OF the Hastings Cour
in this city-29 to white and IS to coloret
couples. Six OF these licenses were ISSUED
yesterday. ...... ..-..t....
During the same period 10 licenses Were
issued by the clerk Of Henrico County
Court to white and 8 to colored couples
FIRE-ALARMs. -
During the past month the Fire Depart
ment has been called out in response to foul
regular alarms, Besides these there were
two I" still alarms," the fires being put ou
by the station-men at two OF the engine
houses without turning in an alarm.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following Is 4 statement OF the -four
inspected in Richmond during the montl
ending July 81. 1879: 1886 barrels family
LIPS barrels extra superfne, 1913 barrels
supertiue, 80 barrels fine, and 169 barrel:
condemned.
CORONER's CASES.
Coroner Taylor has investigated but nine
cases OF death during the past month
Among the number was the man who fel
from the masthead OF 4 vessel in james
river.
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This Is a select school for Young ladies. located
twenty-srvcu miles from Richmond. Number ut
pupils limited 10 fifteen. The tenth session VIII
open OH MONDAY she 9Th September, 1917.
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CITY RATLwAY.-.oMNIRUs LISE.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY.
AND AFTER JULY. 8, 1879, A
,io,, Line OF oMN tBUSEs VIII be run In connec-
Hoai oM WIN our cars ffom the western Terminus 10
csr mooa, With no additional charge to the usual
s ssSss R II Tsfi e. L.. WALKER. n
$3.50 ~ Il n n; f21 ersptendant,
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. 1T
RICHMOND DIVISION, No. 4, y

UNIFORM RANK, KNIGHTS OF PYTIliAS,
III full regalia accompanied by the WALKER
LIGHT GUARD In uniform, will makea
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
down James river through Dutch Gap and return
MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 4, 1879.
OF board the splendid steamer ARIEL. FINE
BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged. and pleas
ant time Is promised to all, and particularly those
who delight IN dancing.
The steamer win leave her wharf ut Rockets
promptly nj TX O'Clock u. W., and returning. reach
thr civ mt IL O'clock.
TICKETS so Cents and can be had Of anv mem-
ber OF the Division. c. +. Johnston (9lS Main
strcetI. and at steamers wharf. Refreshments
served by G. thinner ut regular city prices.
The sireet-cars will he run TO accommodate the
excursionsts on their return. ~ 2S.30&aul,2,4'
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LL.aEADS, $3.50 TO IS per rea,n, 1t
s USkSATCa Printing! HOUpE.
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TuTT,S PILLS,
TITTT'S PILLS.

y. ". isne i'm. TIJTT.S PILLS. amt ana naFln
>..,.n heaIlh than have had in thirty years"
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RAIN AND WIND LAST EvENING-CHURcH-
STEEPI.E INJURED.-Between and 8o'clock
last evening there was quite heavy rain
and wind-storm, accompanied by some
lightning and thunder. In some portions
of the city, however, there was no rain at
all. The high wind which prevailed blew
down some OF the upper portion OF the
steeple of the First Presbyterian church,
corner Tenth and Capitol streets. The
Debris fell to the pavement with crash that
might have been heard two squares away.
Fortunately no one was injured. The stee-
pie will now, no doubt, be thoroughly eX-
amined.
About eight OF the heavy pieces OF the
wood from the top of the stceple fell to the
pavement on the opposite side of Tentt
street. One or more OF the blocks OF wood
were as large as tire-plug.
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.rrslcsANs, cLERGYMES, AND MERCHANTS
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BRIEFS AND PERsoNALs.-TheR Rev. Mr..
Isaac Gibson, of the Episcopal church in
Norristown, Pa, is now in the city visiting
his relatives, at 715 east Franklin street.
There were several hundred persons pre-
sent at the sale Of personal property on the
Strawberry-Hill farm yesterday, including
many from surrounding counties. Messrs.
Chaffin, Staples It Co., auctioneers, con.
Quoted the sale. and the prices obtained
were almost equal to those OF flush times.
The Attucks Guard, Captain Josiah
Crump, at q meeting OF the company held
Wednesday night, decided to enter for the
prize at the competitive drill during the
Fair. ''.
The schooner Minnevia Miles, Captain
Nelson, which has been chartered by the
Old Dominion Fishing and Yacht Club for
their annual cruise from this city on Friday
next. sailed from Baltimore for Richmond
on Wednesday.
Major CARRIER has extended his omnibus
line as far rs Twenty- fifth and Broad
streets, Church Hill, commencing from this
morning. The omnibuses leave Twenty
fifth and Broad at 1880 A. NJ, and leave
Hollywood at 7:15 A. NJ, running in both
directions every half hour.
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aTITT,S PILLS.

Dr. II. q. Shively. Yorktown, Ind, says: ,s eva
II use TUFTS PILLS In my practce, anu niu
Them 20 be all they represented.
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Entered at the Post. Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.1
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Session begins SEPTEMBER 11TH.
BOARD AND TUITION per halt session, Fl.3.
aeouctson made III case OF u minister's son or OF
two brothers.
For GatalOgnes address he prtncinaI ty oi-ist
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p.r r. F. osgocd. New York. says:
nav never had any medicine, to do me SO
Tonsn Snen GOOD as TUFTS PILLS. They are as gooc
rs represented"
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MILITARY NOTICES.

NRAYS, ATTENTlUNl-Ass Assemble at Y
~ Regimsntal Armory OF THIS. friday a
NlGHT,a at q o'c'ock, In undress uniform, for !if
company drill. f. =. =. ~ q N
BY order Captain /. j. BoSsIEUH.
= au lit JAMES II. TYLER, Orderly.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
v 1852" STAUNTON, VA.

me ihirty.h .hfth annual session win commence
gan!HIloD ana lts usual full corps OF ns;ruc ,"r'.
Buildings ana GROUNDS are spacious aad furnished
with every modern convenience and comfort The
sanitary arrangements are very complete aud sue
ce-sfui. - -..- : -
guages. and full course OF English. dc.
Extravaganza III all Its forms constantly dIscour-
aged.
TERMS: Eoarf, furnished room. beating ny steam,
gas. Washing. seat In church. pbysicinn's Zee aud
utiou In full course OF tngiish Calisihenics El0-
cu,iou In Glasses. Latin, elementary French for
session OF forty weeks, S245.
Music. &c.. extra. ~
Summer board, with q light vacation course Of
study for pupils only.
For catalogues, address
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m E DIs...P GH |
!, ~ coWARpIN g ELLYsoa: = Iss
oers rlsrEksa rlssy saaea Il ss per asnam g fer
carrier wse;s $50 for three months; ooe' lot
cns @ monstsS; .wsrKLY DISPATCH .. % per pa, an
nnr feT ,s spisPnTcH 5fsssic a, a per annu.
DIR. TUFTS Pills:
nurT's PILLS.
ENDORSED ny
,nslcsASs, c1EReyMEs, AND MERCHANTS
,,r HIGHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FEE
THO MALE. ALL OVER THE LAND.
Lewis; rs'Pn Pn.s,s AE sse seys years proclaim.
rGTs fss Pills the best an'i'0i'0as medicine ever
made"
TUFTS PILLS.
Nv. Tihbct,s, Daeo.a. Mimi says: ,, srs bav,np
y. ~ usng DIR. TUFTS PILLS. ann ana na'i"s
hitter health than have had IN lhar'! years
TUFTS PILLS.
Ihave bad Liver Disease twenty years. IL .
PILLS have entirely cured me-"
TUFTS PILLS. s.s
p.r r. +. 0sgoct,. New York. says:
81 bsyc pad Dyspepsts, Weak stomach, ana Ner.
rns. never had any medicine, to do me SO
nrmcn good as TUFTS PILLS. 1hey are as sooo
rs represented"
TUFTS PILLS.
% c .p.,;u. Springfield, Mass. says.
For thirty have been tronnIeT Eish ffs
CoetfVcncss- and Nidney-D,sesse. iC11 I AAho
have brought me OUT all right. ..
@FUTT's PILLS.
Dr. n. n. Shively, Yorktown, Ind, says: s.s
81 use trTTT'S PILLS In my practce, anu nhu
Them 20 be all they represented
e TUFTS PILLS. "a. T..
NIX. Eey Old Town, Ark, says: - ,.,s,
.TTTTsSPILLS vre the best ever SOLO: tn'hA
soon viii not be ao!e TO handle any other pub
TUFTS PILLS. 80 .-na.a'.
Rev. NV. Graham, Lawrsneevil'e Ga, says, ys,:m of
SMy case {Torpid iIivex) has ba1aed he skili OF
nhysicans for ffteen yexrs. can safely say that
TT'TT,S PILLS have done me more good tnah all
other medicines combined" ,.-.t,.,
TUFTS PILLS.
Annethy 4 Williams Newton, n. c., write:
ave never sold a MEDICINE that gives such gene,
raj satisfaction as TUFTS PILLS. The demahc
Is CENTS. SOLD By ALL DRUG GGISTs.
lmy 7-eodtFe191
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TOR sALE.-FOUR PAIR FRENCH
IL BURR MiLL-STONES, but Httle used, fer sale
at the Old Dominion sEfonripg Mills, Petersburg.
For particulars cail st the prt mtses or inquire es
JOHN III. BRYANT i CO..,
au l.eod3t 2Sl9 Main street, Richmond
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WANTED. for school above. NuSIr-TEAh H.
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The new sH.LADDERs.-Colonel Nc
Donald, Fish Commissioner Of the State, is
in the city. Yesterday at meeting OF the
Board Of Public Works the fish-ladder in
vented by Colonel Mcdonald was exhibited
and adopted by the Board in pursuance OF
an act OF Assembly, and the ladders will be
put into the several rivers OF the State
where they are needed for the passage OF
the fish. ... .e...,
Colonel Mcdonald is now satisfied that
in a few, years fish will be as abundant IN
the James. Potomac, and, Rappahannock
rivers as they were in old times. -. .. .
POLICE CdURT, THURSDAY Police Justice
JosephJ. White presiding The followin:
cases were disposed OF Yesterday:
Ned Page (colored), charged with steal
ing four watermelons valued at thirty five
cents from Easen Daniels. Punished with
ten lashes. ' -. - -
Daniel Mead, charged with being dIsor-
derIy and creating disturbance at Samari-
tan Hall. Fined $3.50. '.,..' ~. /,
"A number OF trifling cases were disposed
Of, the parties being discharged.
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TUFTS FILLS.

81 have had Liver Disease twenty years. 1cAA
PILLS have entirely cured me-"
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TUFTS PILLS.

TUFTS PILLS. ,--- s.-
r. s. Austin. Springfield, Mass, says r,., puss
:. Enr thirty wears have men troubled %lfn riieS,
ros,tUcnrss and Nidney-D,sesse. TUFTS FILLS
have brought me OUT all right"
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EDUCATIONAL.
SAllbN AZ.
MOUNT PISGAH ACADEMY.

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
PAGE KoBISsoS. a. NJ. Of iinIiins institute;
GERMAN. FRENCH aud MUSIC,
r.. G.. EiLBERT:
DRAWING anu PAINTING,
:. LATASE.
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I'EIiNlS:

For catalogue and references. address the Prinr'-
pal Miss +, PAGE. ROBINSON. Ayltti'S post 9tic"'
King William county Va or cali and see ID. lri-
| cipal NJ l107 Main street, RiChmOnh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-01

T MORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
Ia SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.
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n. <, Eey Old Town, Ark. says: - ,,,,.,
~ :tTirTTsSPILLS vrc the best ever SOLO. tnihA
.onS win not be able TO handle any other pull"
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Coroner Taylor has investigated but min
cases of death during the past month
Among the number was the man who fel
from the masthead OF 4 vessel in jaime
river,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-01
ENDORSED ny

u,rJrrs PILLS.
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The following is statement OF the -four
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending July 81. 1879: 1886 barrels family,
LIPS barrels extra supertine, 1913 barrels
supertiue, 80 barrels fine, and 169 barrels
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-31
THE NEXT CENSUS.

1t has been determined by those
In charge of the census to be taken
next year, to divide Tennessee into
FIVE census districts. A supervisor
will be appointed for each district,
who will receive a salary of FIVE
hundred dollars. There are ten
Congressional Districts in the State,
which will give two districts to each
census district. The Supervisors
will first be appointed, and they
will have the appointment Of
enumerators for the couL.
ties. These enumerators will
perform their duties in the month
of June next year and make theil
report to the Supervisors of tn,
district. The Supervisors will bt
appointed by the President and con
flrmed by the Senate.
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f" Yazoo City, July 25, 1879"
In late number of the Balti-

AN Ad1O uuuUCA VI VIZ LAW
more San we find the following:
1.-THE Bureau of Statistics has just
imports Of the United States for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1879. The
aggregate OF these, exclusive of bull
lion, was 81, 156, 220. 1894. an increase #
$24. 3l3 1854 over the fiscal year 1878
This increase consisted of ST., 625 ,6S3
OF exports and So, 740, 500 of imports.
The exports exceeded the imports by
$685., 200, 600. q greater balance of trade
than last year. The total value of ex
ports was $698 1874, 951. The exports
are classified for the eleven months
ending 3Ist of May, 1879. and give
some interesting results. Thus the
value OF breadstuffs exported for that
period was 1892, 7l3 707, cotton $780,
800. 434, provisions $l08 059 $50, min
eral and other oils Sal 925 .655 tobacco
$27, 420,775, iron and steel $12,O75, OPS,
live animals $10,095. 27l, wood, etc,
$l4 ,426, 1872, etc. For the first time in
the history of the country breadstuffs
supplant cotton as the leading article
of export, but, still, the statement is
incorrect that breadstnffs exceed in
value the combined exports of cotton
and tobacco. Provisions fell short,
owing to the decline in value Of lard
exported, but the live animals exports
increased over 100 per cent, and that
of distilled spirits rose from ST. OILS, 430
to So 481 ,583. The increase in brt ad-
stuffs was mainly In wheat, of which,
for the eleven months, there was
shipped 113 5l1 1922 bushels, against
81 .245. TAG bushels for The preceding
Year.n
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ANOTHER DASTARDLY our
RAGE IN MISSISSIPPI 49,

w ~ ANNO - Soh VI pOillA-
cal intolerance in Mississippi. In
Yazoo county, Henry NJ. Dixon, a
we'll known citizen, was an independ-
ent candidate for Sheriff in opposi>
ton to the regular Democratic
nominee. A Vicksburg special to
the Cincinnati Commercial relates
what occurred on the 25th inst, as
follows:
IAN armed mob from all portions of
the county assembled on The street,
near Barksdale's store, and sent COM
mittee of six to the dwelling of Mr..
Dixon, with instructions to demand
on behalf of the mob that he should
Immediately quit his canvass and leave
the county or die. He replied without
hesitation he would not quit. The
committee returned, to the mob and re.
ported.
"By this time the young Mayor,
Joseph II. Holt, appeared in front of
Dixon's house with gun, and speak
ing to the mob, said: The Sheriff of
this county is with you aud will do
nothing, but /, As Mayor of this town,
will kill the first man who attempts
to cross this THRESHOLD
The mob were for while appalled,
at the determined and unexpected &C
ton. Meanwhile the greatest conster-
nation spread throughout the town.
Mr.. Dixon's wife and six small chill
dren were in the house at the time.
A parley Of six hours was INDUCED,
the mob continuing to increase, when
finally Mr.. Dixon sent out the card
which is included in the following
partisan report of the affair in an ex-
ira issued by the YaZoo City Herald:
The following is the extract in full !:
Herald Extra
YAzOO CITY, MISS, July 25. 1879
The best men of the county-the
merchants, the planters, the farmers,
and those engaged in other occupa-
tions-gathered together in town to-
| day 10 the number of several hundred,
and considering, as they did, that the
longer continuance of the Independ-
ent party in YaZoo was detrimental in
the highest degree to the interests OF
the county, seeing a race issue had
risen in consequence If it. a commit
tee was appointed to wall
| upon captain II. M. DiXOn, tue
head OF the Independent movement
In this county, and requested him to
4 retire from the canvass. This he al
first refused to do, giving reasons for
the ground of his refusal which were
not deemed satisfactory to the grea
assembly of earnest, determined men
He finally, however, consented to
quit the canvas, and forever. as the
following card will show. So thu
political canvass in this county may
be considered as at an end. The Dem
ocratic flag now waves over this glori
Gus old county uncontaminated ant
unchallenged, and long may it wave
"To THE PUBLIC:
: f" For the cake of the peace and har
mony Of the county, and the affection
l bear for my family and friends,
/ agree to withdraw from the pOlitica
canvass or race issue in the future
provided I will be protected in m.
= rights as any other citizen, and 10.
friend r. A. Flanagan is to be unmo
Tested in his rights, &c. 49, ----s
, III. M. DIXON.
"Yazoo City, July 25. 1879"
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AGRI. & MECH. COLLEGE oFKY.

Fall term beg rs Sept. s, 1879. A full course of
instruction in Eng b, Mathematics. French,
German. Civil History, Political Econ my: Civil
Engineering, Chemistrg, Logic and Metaphysics,
Natural History and Military Tactics. In'tior,
SIS o. per year MatriculatioD, $500. UnfuI-
nished room, $50. Board in cluos $3.50 to $50
per week; in private families $t.Oj to $500
Whole expo nses. exclusive of clothing, need not
exceed Stz0.00 per annum.a Compensated labor
furnished to a limited numeer of students.
Glasses taught in Practical Mechanies. Apply
for catalogues to JAS. K. PATTERSON, Ph. d.,
Lexington. Ky. juiy25dlm
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For sick stomach and loss of ap7
petite, take the genuine DIR. G.
McLane's celebrated Liver Pills,
prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. None can be gen
uine without their signature. Look
for it on every wrapper. The mar
ket is full of limitations of the name
MeLane, spelled differently, but
having same pronunciation. Over
fifty million boxes have been used
by the people of the United States.
Your druggist keeps them.
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University OF Virginia.

Session begins On. the First of October, and
the Secretary of the Faculty. p. O., University
of Virginia Athena rle Co., Virginia.
JAS. F. HARRISON, Chairman of Faculty.
s,Iv ervuon
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Harper's Weekly.
1879.
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brace every variety of su6yact ana OF ar'6u
treatm Zion's Herald, Boston.
The WeekIg is potent agency for the dis
termination of correct political principles AM
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Harper's Magazine.
1879.
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Notices of tie Press.

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The mcst popular Monthly IN the world
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