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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-09

Public InstdNotion.-Th public installa-
ton OF the officers recently elected hy In
dianola' Tribe OF Red Men took place al
their ball night before last. A numherroi
ladies were present and seemed highly in
terested in the ceremony. After the install.
lation several speeches were delivered and
a sumptuous repast partaken Of. The com
niitee OF arrangements, consisting OF seVe'
raj OF the cred brothers." were very atten'
tive in administering to the wants OF those
present, including number OF pale
fnces,o
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Unless the Councils OF Richmond ana
Manchester make another appropriation 10,
wards the repair OF the Free brldge II VIII
again be condemned By the commissioners
According to the law governing lhe ap2fo,
priatious by the supervisors OF Chesterieso
county they cannot make IN appropriation
during the present year. ..,.-.
The July term OF the Hustinss Court VIII
convene on the 21st instant. Owing 10 tht
escape of the Two ,nesroes-JohnSon ans
Jackson-froin- the city jail. the. crlnina
cases will be few this month. -
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ELECTION o. OFFlcERs.-At the semI-ailit-.
nuaI meeting OF the Gesanyyerein Virginia
at Sanger Halle Monday night, Herman
Boschen was elected president; Charles
Juergens, vice pres. 'dent;. Carl Wbipper-
mann, SECRETARY; A. 'Schenck, cashier; b.
Brauer, treasurer; G.. L. Siege|, regisseur;
and q. Reintz, librarian. The report Of the
retiring president. Herm IN Schmidt, who
declined reelection, sbewe>1 that the affairs
Of the Society are in prosperous condi-
tion
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;;ow esn you doui. with such abundant proof n
y6af own door! #Et
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD,
n,t read the evidence which accumulates on every
hand
lrCoNEs THIS TINE FROM CHARLOTTE. y. c.
Statements fro:n well. known citizens of Charlotte
and vicinity:
N- WILLIAM MAXWELL. register of deeds for
N,,slrn,urs comfy. SAYS: have been wearing one
ri ;irIln.u, Liver Pads some three weeks for Tor
uilIy of The Liver and infi.eSion and take plea
surr IN sta.iu. HAT have received most direct ana
positive bcIrtl from X.
N:rJ W. ADAMS. Tryon-Strtet Market, says: 1
hare Escu v.ra:r.c Gac Of the Holman Liver Pads
.oigr iE,ry dav- with very satisfactory results.
c,uuo, give IL l-tsl! ali III. brnCEts that lFllaTe ds-
rived from il: but do know That whereas was
SICK roy aIc wei! aud that without The use OF an
o;!.r medicine. Wa lrouGlcj with dizziness about
tie head. haaohc pains in the right side ana iuii,
n,4 about the scinaci wait fapptt dls0rCefed
liver and kncy. constipatlon. &c. .--lu snort, was
si.s man. but nov feel fouiS,r T. iappler,an Del
ter ilaM have for number OF years. IS
Nr.J. r. JULIAN. merchant oi Ibis city. SAYS:
have been 4 great sufferer from Dyspepsia Have
been wcar!p. one nj iluuans Liver lads iof Scfe-
r.. wc,ks: am greatly benefited. Think the Pads
viii DO what IS claimed tor them. therefore cor
daily recommend them 10 The afflicted. 3.
Mr. 4. E. bsvi$. Of this city, saws ! nave used
HU.tans l.;yel PAD, and can tcuthfully itHaity 10
The Gnri, cailncd for II. and do most checrluiiV
recommend il 20 All thar alc troubled With bilious
Ae-s, or any G., ease Of The liver or stomach.
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! WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 9. 1879.

A RICHMOND -PoLICE.OFFICER INJURED
a telegram received here last night an
h ounced that Sergeant John D. Perrin, OF
fhef Second oIFce district, In tiiiaieity, was
iamm ed between steamboat and the pier
at Old Point last evening and seriously, In
jured. lie was taken to the hospital atOA
Point and surgical aid rendered. -,
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Methodist Excursion feSterddy.-
The Methodist Sunday-schoul excursion
Yesterday to Amelia Courthouse was COM
plete success. \ large number OF persons
from this city and from Richmond went up
with the school. 1t is estimated that the
amount realized from 1.-THE excursion will
net about, SI5.9,..' -. !. &. = 3!.t
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TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD

OdN hOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD
GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the highest achievement In the manufacture oi
Gold Pens. and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN Is pro-
duced by skilful combnation Of the two precious
ard non corrosive metals-lS Karat GOLD and PLA-
TINUM-whilc the ordinary gold pen contains All
alloy OF copper reducing Its aacDess without yield
Ing that elasticity, density, and steel-lke temper
which fhe costly platinum suspIIes. The "REC-
ORD "tfoLD PEN>PoiNTS arc Of the best Irid-
ium (diaalohdsI, iDdesructible ush fair treatment
and pollsfndto gEass-like smoothness.
Stcel-pen writer's have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement In pen
which will eraure md not oxidize. ss,rrefy met
The "RECO1SDn ~ GOLD PEN y guaranteed to
possess durabilss5l permanency Of SPRING and per-
fecton point. Price. - so. Sold bw all Jewellers
and Siationers In the United States Ifnot found or
der direct Il ON
JOF1E HOLLAND, Man rfacturer,
' 10 vest Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Il For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH and W0OD-
HOUSE PARHAM, Richmond. Va. rnAl9 WY
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CONVICTED OF STADBINs.-b. j. Ware,
charged with stabbing Lewis jackson, was
tried in the austings Court yestel day, con-
victed, fined $50, and sent to Jail for twelve
months.
John J. Phelps was tried and con vcted
OF playing chuck-a-luck," fined S1o0. and
sent to Jail for six months.
David Henderson. charged with stealing
a suit OF clothes from Moses r oss, was ,ac.
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IPARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
|------
July z, July &, June2S, July s.
1877. 1878. 1879. 1873.
". c. W. &. W. c. W. {:
Total deaths. 80 81 IA 1s Is 81 1G 20

Stlll-Dofn...'.. 1
Mean temperature for the week ending
Jure IS, SO 43>; mean temperature for the
week ending July 5, $50 IL.
Amount of rainfall for week ending June
%, 600 inches; amount OF rainfall for week
ending July 5, OBJ inches. ".=
Population OF city estimated at S0,000-
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate Of
mortality OF whole population wast2S.4e per
1000 per annum; rate Of mortality Of white
population was 1890 per 1000 per annum !;
rate OF mortality OF colored population Was
80. .5S. per 1000 per annum. T.
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FIsRs UPoN LIouoE-D[.ReAAIlEsRFsss..I.nl,n 4 sFss. the
Hnstirrs Court, yesterday August Bieanel
wsstined $3.50 orselIing LIQUOR on Sunday, y,
Iohn %. Smelling, sam g often ca, Wss 1Heo
.ss6O..aL Louiss sEuker. charged vita the same m
foTencs, was aned 800; Peter Euker, Sl50;
Mrs. Beck, 800. .s,ss
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8nbnlol1d 9ispattt,

4s- THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsPATCH
Is LARGER THANrTHE COMBINED drRCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS.

JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, ..s.
- ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY. VA,
has been leased bv NJ: ). COL LY, OF the Hamilton
vsi tors from J&JNE 18TH TO OC sOBER. 1879,
under the management Of Major {. Is. LUCK. OF
Virginia, who ioHnerly maHaged them in 1872.
1873, and S74-and Inc Rawlcy Springs In 1875.
This delightful sPS0rt Is situated eight miles frOm
Goshen depot ONT e Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
whence elegant coaches run regular y.'ovcr Il fine
road and through y most picturesque country.
The grand hotel Il new, and embraces all modern
COnvenen suut gas and electric bells in each
| rOOm Tie rooin+are large and airv. and furnished
with elegant Gotta sets spring and baiT mattresses,
together with closets. hot and Geld water. Also, fire
hose attachment ansl hre-eXt ngulsher upon each
JoOr.
There Is no sumlrerresort hotel in the South that
0l ers the same advantages for real city cofntbrl as
the JORDAN ALGI. There are also superb cot
tagc accommodations with modern Improvements.
Post. and teegrIph-oilces In The hotel. Two cally
mails from all pcins.
POPULAR PRICES FOR SEASON OF 1879.
Per day, less Than 9eek ek................S. s. 2 so
Per we * less Than month. 1900
Per month. $40 and $50. according to location Of
rooms. Parties pending the entire sclsou, ten per
cent. OFT.
Ballroom mllsic E;sscr charge of Professor n. i.
LAUBE. Professor kHSSSICH'S Band for The lawn.
An excellent livrry for the accommodation Of
visitors. Guests hUiSes boarded nj moderate rates.
ICE in plenty.
Pamphlets NJ PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S, and At
POLK MILLER'S.
For further particulars and special terms address
{. Is. LUCK
jc 11-eod1m ~ the Springs.
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Anneration.-Th Committee on Annex.
alton from this city haye not as yet prepared d
the detailed statements desired by the Rich
mopd committee at their list meeting, Dut
are eyDccted to 10 SO ut an early date.
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ESih AN LINE eIEn,
AND ROYAL MAIL STa..srFRS,.
>fEW YORK TO QUl :ENSToNS AND
LTVERP bOT.
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY or EEkLIS. .54a1 bns
cry OF RICIIMON ID. 4.ts7 tors;'
CITY OF CHESTER. 1 ,JGs'i tons:
CITY Of MOSTREA T.. i.fIt tons;
CITY Of BRUSSELS B." 75tons:
CITY OF NEW YORK, 3.Jfetons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT S1EAas;T.S area monS
The strongest. largest and fastest rhe Atlantic,
and nave every modern improvement. Intending
hot aIri cold and electric hci:s I'm state
roors, reTo!ring chairs in saloons, hath and sluos-
in@.rOorts. barbtr->hOps. &c.
Fer ra.ts Of passage and other inf,.r,tion apply
to JOH%G. DhEE.
Agent, 81 Broadway, New York: ort0
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 Co.
IA :, sDtlLJ Richmond.
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yhs ELLYscNG To-. advertising SCENTS, .insert nd
ttsementsjia alfcfthe newspapers Of the Unfst
sises a'pubishers, yates. Orders left at the Dss
.patca ;countipz-roo,n WIZ receive prsmss attsn
fJnn
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THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD,

We Give vou :.iac.y warning. We impore you to
SIu!, REFLECT. CONSIDER me consequences
- con>tnni. h,ui,uai dosing with ioisons in The
.rlS. al medicines. .. =. /
THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD,
,cIt, t.s :uNiilrv remedies, Is sovereign remedy
c,- very spcciuS OF Liver Complaint aud Malaria,
ID all diseases which have their origin III the
.,orosch or liver. of which the following is il list
a.rip Riiiors Disorders. Liver-Conp.aint. Inter-
;a':ten,-Fevsr. Periodical 1icadaciie, dyspepsia
.s,l,,ns AcNe Cake. Ciils aad Fever, Dumb kguc,
Ti'inns-Fcycr. ana every Kind OF Fever: Diarrhoa.
Ca,arrh. Kidney Troubles IRREGULAR Action OF me
H,ari Ja,.nGicc. Neuralgia. EheumatiSm. all KINDS
~ rrmaIr SeakllrSs, Sick Headache, Lumbaeo,
>ris,ica. Tam in side. Back, Stomach, shoulders,
and M,,, c,rs: Laseiude, elc. All these have their
Vow Now Is TIE TIME to apply these remedies
Min anproacliinE warm weather tie diseases
o,nsna nv malaria or marsh milSma become more
fr,oucn;. The poison Is not developed to any great
ey;.ui al = tcmpcIa;ure much below so dt Srees
T,irsrh-it Il, gin now. Don't wait until you are
r,-aS.ratcl,
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EXCLUSION SEASON OpZSEn.,

ALLAN LINE OF RoYAL.cETSs.
IN MAIL sTEAAEHIfPS FOR FU-SSskasE
kOrB.. nSsnz from DaltIE.nre, Md, every Al
TERNATE wEDNg SDAY sur Liverpool uis
gueenstown. superb cabin Accommodations. Rates
,tilatc. $40. Also, WEI .Kf.Y NAIL SERVICE be-
tween Qnebec. Canada. and Liverpool pi0 Lon.l0n-
derry-'he shortest pos 'ibe see route. Steamships
'siiE eNceifent passes iger accommodation SAP
frOlu,, QDebee EVERY SATURDAY. This rJrtc
JiE'rs 1000 miles Of niand navigation and the
cross the ocean IN Eve day Calm tickets include
raif fare 10 Q1s4,cc. A. ". CAREER. Agent, e2tS
Main sireai- LENE ( Al DEN. kenIelT,l Pas>enger
Agents. 2Tl Broadway. NJ w IorG. ic 3-eOd
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poRrSEn,s CELEBR AriD fLAGEn, tina leading
Beer. endorse by a1 eminent ghysicianss Batilcd
= : ~ :,l:1''r, CHRISTIAN &.WHITE,
y, ia, u4IiE *y4k.,4tr II Ganetal Age nta.
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DRuNKENNEss no EXCUSE FOR CRIME
Mr.. b. J. Ware, young North Caroiinian,
employed On the Danville road, was tried
yesterday in tie Hastings Court on the
charge Of ieIoniously cutting Louis Jack
son (coiored). - : - ..
Some weeks ago Ware got oh spree
here, and friend took him in charge to
carry him over to Manchester to put him tc
sleep in car. When near the HaHall mills
Ware met Jackson, whom he had never
seen before. He rushed up to him, and
without any provocation cut him once on
the face and twice or the body with a
pocket-knife, inhicting severe wounds. AS
soon as Jackson could free himself he
grasped q stone and struck Ware on The
head, knocking him down senseless.
Counsel for prisoner Henry w. Hobsor
and A. Moi>c) threw their client upon the
mercy Of the jury, he having proved 8
good character.
Tie jury found him guilty OF unlawful
cutting, and assessed his punishment at
twelve months in Jail and $50 fine; fol
which Mr. uobson said, eve are much
obliged to you, gentlemen Of the jury"
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:, AN 1SDEFiFAbLE 1ET ExquIsITE rERFuafE
ungers riu the Iaces and lingerie among which has
been laid one. OF. j. 6 E.. ATKIysoN's delscate
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sxyr MoNEY by having yonf printing Gone Mtna
lDIsPa fcH fRrNTING-HovsI. 6ooo' Hosks ~"
ndaes, and aatsT.ctiop KaAzAaseeds
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= YOUR WHOLE SY STEM SHATTERED
FRoa. CONTINUAL DECGGING?
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! WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR R'To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rising barometer, cooler
westerly winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather. 's=,a
For the South Atlantic States, rising ba-
rometer, westerly winds, stationary tenn.
perature, and clear or partly cloudy wea-
tber. GA
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

\ A1 On OH saIss of Reat Estnte made oet.,.s,
the lStoI January nnd Last Of June ths tnEsaIg
Ehs TTssen year haoe to be Dfid by the purchaser
Ot att sdtes made bet,oeel st Of July an LaA
or e gear the tazes have to De paid By The sell.T
by all the real es;ate agents In Richmond and ap
ol.esto Richmond aud v!einitY1 =
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WI BLAIR & co. have removed TO The eleSaht
and.spacious store No. ;ll09 Main street, next 70
stale Bank, and are better prepared than eSsrito
supply IMPORTED and DOMESTIC WINES sh"
T Inty3ps. TEAS, CONDIMENTS, and CIGARS or
oyerv prada. C1ARErs' and SUMMER WINES, &C.,
&c, wholesale anl retail, n, lowest prices.
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WARN SPRINGS, .BaTH COUNTY,
W ARE VOW OPEN. The finest Warm .SulpnrI
Bath in the World: tenn mperatur1.af water, $50. A
new line OF iEh W hicits from pot to the Springs
Bagguge In Ssn,G.a;e wagons. - -
PAMPHLETS OF PURCELL, L3gnD & Co. Rich,
mond. JOHN Z. ECBhNK,
INV 17-2ln Proprietor.
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GougAUD,s OLYMPIAN CREAM, FOR TUE loA-
pLExIoN.-Whl;e reduced to ~; PINK Tor .3T oTur
pettes To SOC, PURCELL, LADD & Co.. Agents. u
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and very warm. At night it was
clear. $50. m,.s.4
ThERIoHETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ, IS F;
; A. NJ, 81; noon, 50; P. NJ, 91; 8 z.
ST., IS; midnight. II.
Mean temperature, SO 1-6.
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EDTElTENNAE.

MISS PEGRAM, FOR NJ L K L y OF
ISI Rchmnnd and New York, Will open Il
BOARDING. AND DSY-SCiIOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND CHILDREN on The 22D SEISTEnt-
Ser NEXT at No. El2 Park avenue (Iseethoven
Tcrracel. Baltimore Circulars may he had on ap-
pllcaI0u to the Principal through the Baltimore
post Office. ty eoti3t
WANTED, A FEW PUPILS TO IN
w STRUCT DURING TIE NEXT TWO
MONTHS, especially those Wishing 10 be prepared
to enter higher schDOs colleges the next session.
VIII begin I, aching on MONDAY, July 18th.
]. N. MERCER- N. 4. tRichnond ColleRek
iv D-lt No. 5l3 west Grace street.
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FAVE ALL INTERNAL REMEDIES ,D1sAr'
POINTED YOU? ss-.sE
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WANTS..
LOST, svRAyED, AND FoUy..

THAVE IN MY POSSESSION \ Cz;:;a
L SMALL RED HEIFER, brought here lSa1S-
July I'd by u co!ored man who said his name IS
George Graves. The owner will CALI Identify, pay
charges. and lake her away.
.STRAYED FROM MY PLACE July Sd. going In
the direction OF Youus's pond FOUR LANES and
one SHEEP. Information leading to their re-
c0yery will be rewarded. .'..' - ''t .t...
TEEO. FEICK, Stalls 307 and 800.
iy Sixth slreet
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1ru I Dl s..ll,.lAl { 6 H
-~ss,, : ,ss6 r,61VAfeDlN s. ELLYsoN.
-, 2 : ,..,s.' as sEs.y ~ sovAs,a. g
nsI nsrATs ssasssss psss S snssifs 20 sne
sers 4o rIsr1rhsa Nailed Al g ssnans for
rs1nv,ss: wsss's slSo for three month"; soc. for
on sn .:asassssii EEKLY< <prspATcHlasa per an.
nun, q WSfErKf.Y 8 1sI rIsl1TcH Z. g per .onsm:
DIR. TUFTS :rIl.I.s:
T':V7rs PILLS
ENDORSED Br
.,.s,crAxs, ,cLERGYMEN, AND MERCHANTS
.errss 4! 0jM zs%
- u,cuesT TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE-
S"'. ' MALE. ALL over THELAsp,
.,,,s. ra,,on. An. says: as
ps. t. S~s IrscIce OF twenty-five years, proclaim
TINS PILLS ;he ebestsntt-tii'oas medicine ever
made giss III, .-fs,is.;
TUFTS PILLS.
II. Tieisttss. Dacota. AIfnn. says:
j; "; w vssns nR. TUFTS FILLS. and nm having
health team udfS. III tilA's sSaSs
TUFTS PILLS.
.,,.xc had Liver Disease tspsnfy years.1TUTI'S
pills have entirely cured me
TUFTS Pulls"
y = es.c,.d New YcrS, says:
ny h.vr ha.f rySpcr$ts. WesS Stomacn' sno Ne-
- ! never gaa any medicine 10 90 nue. 60
rGsIs, ',%ch rscd as TUFTS PILLS They arc as S0oa
~ rcpre:en'eo.
TUFTS PILLS. -
, ,n,,;r. Springfield Mass, says: ,,o.
For tS.tIE E,i,a la Ki,:1ey-D.sessc. TUFTS PILLS
seyn trnusi.t me out ailr'ahI
TUFTS FILLS.
:, n Shfy,iv, Yorktown. Ind, says:
- 4:t :" mre TuTI'S PILLS In NY practice, ana una
.n :, 20 he ~. :ScS are represented
TUFTS PILLS.
=, = XIV on Town, Ark. says:
~".TI'1i.S FILLS are the best ever sod. ! inihk
.<, vii. 40; be able TO handle any other pill"
TUFTS PILLS.
rs,r rEorpi,, LiyerI has !sffed tEc skll Of
,,N:IiaN. ;o- Giieen years. ! can safcy sny tsat
( EtSST1'S PILLS have done me more gooc Than all
S.lfr medicines combsnrd E+
TUFTS PILLS.
.,,-re;hv & Williams. Newton. \. G., write:
+n;Trr, Cr sold q :n.1icinc that gives such geae-
-, S,;.sc'ica rs TUFTS PILLS. The demand
t,rr,r<e> every day.
;rIATS. SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Tn.y 7-codtFe19l
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GOLD PENS.

BaZAAR.1O A. n, horses, mares.
cow and calf. &c. &c., .r...s., =
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A NEW PRESIDENT OF THE MoZAIT-MR.
u.W. LUBBOCK ELECTED TO THAT OFFICE
\ stated monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Governors Of the Richmond Mozart Associa-
ton was held at the residence OF A. Barga-
min, Esq, Monday evening last at S.
o'clock. Present: II. w. Lubbock, w. \.
Jenkins, T. r. Scott, ". Leigh Burton, Z.
4. Archer, 4. Bargamin, j. F. Allen, ".
Ira Blunt, c. L. SiegeI, NJ. j. Dimmock. T.
L. Peyton, John y. Redford, Samuel Sin.
ton, with Il. w. Lubbock chairman and
John D. Redford acting secretary.
The election Of president being in order
Captain ". A. Jenkins, in very compll,
mentary aud graceful manner, nominated
Mr.. II. W. Lubbock for that position.
This nomination was warmly endorsed by
Major FIR. Scott and Mr.. Lubbock was
unanimously elected president OF the Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Lubbock, in accepting the presiden-
cy, said: ".'""r'T +"'''' = ''S's 49, -. -
"Gentlemen OF the, Board,--Permit me
TO thank vou kindly for the honor that you
haye conferred in electing: me president OF
the Mozart Association, and were l to con-
/ tYiave in effce my riding would be impair
tial apd T would decide all questions re-
Iuulring my vote In d way that [ deemed
would best promote the interest OF the
Association. Being surrounded by Board
composed Of gentlemen .9f superior intelI-
cence, I would ask your assistance in all
rnuttcrs OF Importance, and feel assured
tbatvou would not. hesitate. Ito render me
i'ony mid that by reason OF my limited en-
nerieuce might stand in need OF.
But, gentlemen, as the president or the
Mozart Association, am not the right man
in the right place. II l were to say dld
not feel proud OF the compliment would
not be truthful, as it is an honor many
would aspire to; and, the ASSOCIATION is
composed OF the best citizens OF Richmond,
the Office should be filled by gentleman OF
hirh social standing, intellectual and finan-
cial ability, Of liberal views, and pcSsesslng
influence aud means. AS am not4iaVored
with the necessary qualifications, 1t Wouid
not o1,ly be selfish and impolitic but cruel
in me to hold the position. and be an imped-
;ment TO the success OF an association that
our city has cause to be proud Of. Will,
therefore, continue in office until the suita-
Bile person is designated, at which, time 1t
viii be my pleasant. duty to resign. and to
mia nv successor with what ability | have,
in. either i, business or, musical, point OF 81
view. In conclusion, ~ gentlemen permit
me to again thank you:'@ .! - : -. -"
.I-. A vote Of thanks was then rtendered Mr.
Bargamin for the use OF his parlors ana Tor
his generoussshosnitality on this occasion'
and the Board. adjourned1r%iT .IgF
x r i.
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DEIL ELPGIh, RICH-zS~
! MoND. AND NORFOLK sTEhM-SsaIA1S
SHIP LtNE.-FOR riEII.AnEI. p1iIA, FALL
THHEG TINES = WEEK.-Irntn further mo-
ttsr the steamers Of this line viii make lri-weaklI
I'll UeSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. CON.
nnclins ot Philadelphia wlch Cyde's New England
Line flf Fall River. -.t.I
QClCK TIaE-fREQrENT HEPARTrRes-
Low F.-r RATES '.a. .-a
sre:.E. received daily until 6 o'clock y. ~
d JAMES W. McCARR.CK,
General Southern Agent. EiehmondA Va.
WILLIAM ?. C5IIE CO..
So. General MunaItrs,
~ "a NJ lo South MnArNt;. pal, ,ais lpkis.
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-FIk'! : fFIstS tEsL -0lII ''i7N
WEDNESDAY,. JULY g., 1879:
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LEVY, BROTHER 5

AS THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. ~ ,,,.s
Call while the assortment is yet unorokcn, IN
walt patiently for your turn TO De waited upoi
You can do nothing that will pay you as well.
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NOR RENT, THAT MOST DESI. I'm
n.pI.Y-L OCATEn DWELLING on LEI
he corner Of Cary aud SECOND streets. esp'snne
h1h tnab ,rr.n -.mpu,s for hot and cola wafer. THIS
house IS elegantly Guished and In good repair con-
Inning ali The modern cnnve,tiences; nnpiE 10
Et'H no 49, = DICKINSON s, ,CHtWSlSG, !.
.-.st-'' Real Estate Agents aud suctloneers.
jy l-2w f., - ... - LIto --- -I--D 80 ----
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-,,,:.r REMOVAL. ta -. -.
DEaIOyAL.--I wish to inform my Gus
RS,ai,ars aud the nubnc generally that ,haee
gFMOVED MY DRESs-atAklNi ROOMS ifoMs
100 Broad stree,lto sos WEST CLAY sIKEsat,s,i
WE tN.he ,a,sSr st ylc, Miss H.BRIGGS, t "
w '"s ~ sos we.r Clay stra+1. +
q, q aodst between Henry aud Smtth :. -