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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-23
RICHMOND DISPATCH,
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RICHMOND, VA, July %, 1880. !


j. H. Chdn,6eridyne, Esq:
Dear Sir,-lt has become my duty to In.
form you that Mr.. Fisher declined to pub
lish, without my consent, the letter OF Mr.
Massey, 10 which you object, which ap-
peared in Yesterdays Dispatch. 1t was
therefore submitted to me at late hour
Tuesday night, and authorized its publi-
cation.
| am now satisfied that the letter ought
not TO have been published; indeed, au-
thorized its publication without thinking
seriously upon the subject. did not In.
tend thereby to give you offence, nor did
suppose that the letter would be by you un-
derstood as anything more than an exhibi-
tion OF ill-temper on the part OF Mr.
Massey.
With this assurance on my part, you will,
trust. accept the expression OF my regret
that the offensive letter was published as
the best apology which can now make for
its appearance.
Perhaps ought 10 say, In Justice to N.Y.
self. and to render this letter more salts
factory to you, that as do not recognize
the Code OF Honor, am the more anxious
that this explanation shall be all that one
gentleman should expect at the hands OF
another. Very respectfully,
III. h. ELLYsON.
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THE FIRE DEPARrMENT-EL
FEED CONTRACTS. The Committee on Fire
Department met yesterday afternoon and
elected NIT. Wiley Davis Sub-chairman.
The following hOsemeD and laddermen
were appointed for the ensuing term to 90
or duty August 1st:
Steamer Company, No. 3: Joseph ii.
King. Elijah Priddy, l.. c. jenkins, VIII
liam Il. Fuller, Eugene K. lsbell. Michael
J. Hickey, Joseph e. True, William An
derson, Robert l.. GlazebrOok. Steamer
Company, No. 4: J. A. Carey, w. r. Fai-
ley, 0. i. Wise. c. II. Whitlock, w. s.
Ford, L. l.. Gilman, W. v GIaz brook, C..
Fl. Gardewin, II. McC. Jones. Steamer
Company, No. 3: a. n. Tiusley, Joseph
Pizzini, Joseph Heffley, l.. l.. Lynch. A. y.
Shell, james Sheppard, A. Z. Tyree, George
Dean, James b. Fuller. Hose Company,
No. 6: o. Epps, }. +. Austin, f. Low, j.
w. Neagie, f. Il. Mooree, j. IL. Conway,
William Kanary, John Roach, j. VI. Tgndali.
Hood-and-Ladder Truck Company. No. | ::
X. Burton, G. Stephen. b. +. Cosby, J. &.
Gibson, II. ;. Howard, Z. NJ. Stone, L. w.
Dorset. j. Il. Sheppard, j. s. Trower, Ben.
iamin Burton, Theodore Heinsan. Steamer
Company, No. 2: Albert 7. Wheeler. Ed
ward Pagan, Richard II. figg. John Ram
sey, Lewis Ramsey, William NJ. Allen. Eu-
gene A. Myers, William d. Cotfrell, Frank
Somers. Steamer Company. No. / Adam
Schmidt, w. f. Epps, Jlmcs T. Grubbs,
Charles D. Goodc, Il. A. Hughes, William
j. Points, Colin Reynolds, George Moore.
W. B. Smith.
The committee awarded the fuel contracts
as follows: W. II. Briggs Il Brother, oats
at ~ cents per bushel; William Lewis d
Co., hay at $2l.05 per ton. and corn at so
cents per busbel; Lange Brothers, brown
stuff ut SIS per ton, sbipstuii at SlS per ton,
baed'oats at S22 per ton, and straw at 90
cents per cwt.
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Established ander he auspices Of such meu a the
late A. G. MciiNane, iis nrs; PRESIDENT; Darcy
Paul. IT'S first ice-pre,dent. and ID. u. Tennent,
who has heen continuously one Of Us vice presl-
dents, aud a meraber OF its Finance Committee
since - foundation, IL has aimed always TO main-
Iain ;he high character with which suca mel
moulded all 'reir en'erprises.
80 man has ever lad 70 enforce claim igilnst IL
by he jaigmea, If court.
x las always Aep; an ample reserve In ca h..
Iis policies have always been inconlesiabl4 after
three years except foI actual fraud.
It's assets are larger IN proportion 10 liibiiiies
thla those of any comIauy IN the United States.
I. Invites an examination into lis modes Og ln-
yestmen'. Is strength, and It's rates.
I, Issues policies Of Insurance Ia amounts n0i es-
eceding i5.0C0-:0r single ear, OF arerm of Jcars
"a, rates quite low cooperative assesInrJIsl,
or for lee, and .niswn,nts for any period. Pre-
miums payabo Annually. srIai annually, iarteriN
or mOu;hy SAMUEL Il. PAUL, PresidrnI'
JAMES W. PEGRAM, secretary. " 7-lm
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The Quitmau Comfy Twins.
Cuihber; (Gs.l Appeal


There are twin brothers living in this
county so much alike that ii is hard to dis
tinguish one from the other. One OF them
tells a laughable incident that occurred
when they first came to this part OF Geor-
yia. They stopped In Cuthbert to make
some purchases. One of them walked into
hardware establishment 10 buy pots.
ovens, skillets. spiders, and other utensils
indispensable in well-provIded Kitchen.
The articles were bought. paid for, and left
i'm the care OF clerk until called for. The
purchaser walked out. and iD few min-
utes his brother went into the store TO make
similar purchase. The clerk politely in.
formed hin that he had Just made
purchase OF the articles, and they
were then in the store. The second
purchaser told him he gu ssed he
was mistaken, as he had never been in the
store before. The clerk was ast0nisbed.
He thought his man WAS simply joking. He
looked at him in amaZement. But the bro
thcr was in sober earnest, and repeated that
1t WAS his first visit 10 the store. Seeing
that it was perfectly useless TO Try 10 con-
vince his customer that he had been in the
store before, the clerk dwindled into silence
and sold his man the very same cooking
utensils. The goods were delivered, and
some time after the second brothers exit
the first brother entered the store and asked
for lhe goods he bought. The clerk was
confounded. Stepping from behind the
counter aud rolling up his sleeves, he ex-
claimed " stranger, have had enough OF
your confoundcd fooli-hness, and Pm tired
Of il. You have made fun at me as long as
iltend to put up with 1t, and now you
have got it 10 stop. You think you are
mighty smart, and il you fool with me
two" At this critical moment the second
brother stepped into the store, and seeing
how matters were, made hasty explana-
ton, when all three enjoyed big laugh.
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MOTHERS MOTHERS! MOTHERS I

Are you disturbed ct night and broken OF your rect
by sick child suffering and crying with The excra-
ciaiing pain OF eating teethy ifso, 40 at and
get bottle Of MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING
SYRUP. II Twin relieve the poor little sufferer inn
mediately-depead upon it: there Is no mistake
about II. There IS no; a mother on earth who has
ever used IL who will tell YOU at once that Il viii
regulate the bowels. and give rest TO the mother,
aud relief and he, ,lth 10 the child operaing Ike
magic. I, Is perfectly cafe TO use ia all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and Is h. prescription OF one
OF the oldest snd bes, female physicians and nurses
In the United S4,es. Sold everywhere. Twenty
Eve cents bottle. de 2i-eollw
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General HancOek's Lost Ornaments.

new YORK, July 2l.-An order was filed
in the county clerks Office Yesterday, on
the appeal in the three suits Of General
Winfield S. Hancock, Almira Hancock, and
4 da f. Hancock against George w. Rand,
John ii. Rand, and Thomas B. Rand, pro-
prietors OF the st. Cloud Hotel. The three
suits grew out OF the same circumstance
the alleged robbery OF General Hancock and
his family while occupying rooms at the ST.
Cloud Hotel. In his suit General Hancock
claimed that property worth Sl42 2j had
been stolen from his rooms on January IA,
1874. This property included a First Army
Corps badge set with diamonds; gold Ma.
sonic badge; lump Of native gold; a gold
badge, an. o. l.. l.. U. So; badge Of
the Society of the Army OF the Potomac.
Mrs. Hancock, estimated her loss at S2,952,
including q diamond cross worth $3.50 !;
diamond earrings, $3.50; diamond breast
pin. SS75; and bracelets worth 5000. The
loss OF Miss Ada L. Hancock, who has since
died, was estimated at Sl43.25, the most
valusbe item being gold watch and chain.
The case was tried before ii. +. Averill
as referee. 1t appeared in the evidence be-
fore him that General Hancock hired rooms
in the hotel for binself and family on No
vember IL, 1873, at 1885 q month with
meals, or at 1865 a month without meals, as
he should prefer. The first month he adopt
ed he former method; afterwards he took
his meals ct the hotel restaurant ID carte.
The rooms occupied by him were in house
adjoining the hotel and used as part OF it,.
But no notice OF the keeping OF safe at
he Office for the protection OF iewelry was
posted in the rooms. The referee held in
each Of the three cases that the plaintiff was
not legally "guest" OF rhe hotel proprle-
tors, aud that the defendants were not lia-
BILE for the losses, which had not occurred
through any negligence on their part. Judg-
ment was given, therefore, to the defend
ants, with costs. 1t is the appeals from
these judgments that are now pending.
Mcmahon III. Morse represented the plain.
tifIs Fullerton, Knox & Crosby the defend
ants
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Mr.. CAMPegLL's QusER FnEAKs.-Mon
treat. July 21.-Mr. Alexander Campbell
manager Of CampbelPs tobscco factor,
here. has mysterioUsiy disappeared. Mr.
Campbell wss formerly manager OF Melon
AIDS Tobacco Company for eighteen years
but two years ago he mssteriousIy left the
city-it was supposed, owing to domestic
troubles. After a lengtl@ned absence, nc
one kDowing where he was, and 1t being
Svrmised that he had committed suicide, be
returned. AS he possessed great expert.
eBee In the manufacture Of tobacco, he In
duced number OF merchants to form a
company, obtain a charter, snd appoint
him manager. A building was obtained,
and every preparation made at large out.
lay for commencing business, when Mr..
Campbell was not to be found, aud for the
laSt ten dsys tho most active search has failed
70 obtain any clue ~ to his whereabouts.
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The HOwITZER EXCURSION eXcur-
sion OF the Howitzers down the james was
a success both in point Of numbers and in
general enjoyment. The company was So
ciable and select, Jardella's music light and
sparkling. and Quartermaster Ammons
served up the best refreshments at city
prices. 1t was about II O'Clock when the
well-pleased party landed at Rockets.
Lieutenants Aborn and Bosher. and Messrs.
Lorraine, Kirby, and Rawlings, the eiii-
cient committee, exerted themselves 10
please, and succeeded.
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REDUCED RATES TO NORFOLK, &C.-The
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany are issuing round-trip tickets to Nor
folk every Saturday evening, good to re-
turn on the following Monday, at very low
rates. The train leaves Richmond at 5:2O
p. NJ. Saturday, and arrives at Old Point
at II p. NJ. or passengers can remain in
Norfolk during the night and visit Ocean
View next morning. Returning, passen-
GERS leave Norfolk Monday morning, and
arrive in Richmond at 1910 O'Clock. This
is very cheap and expeditions mode OF
taking trip to the seaside without the loss
OF time from business.
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CONTINUED CAsEs.-In the Police Court
Yesterday the case OF Amos Mccormick
(col0red), charged with stealing a gold watch
and chain. was continued until Dext Tues
day. Mccormick is the party from whom
Daniel Shelton (whosc arrest was noticed
Yesterday purchased the stolen watch found
on him at Harri>'s loan-olice. Shelton was
discharged from custody, and recognized as
a witness against The accused.
The case OF Charles Chapman (colored),
charged with stealing horse from Ii. Z.
Didake, was continued until to-day.
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CHANGE or ScHEDULE.-Attention is called
10 the change OF schedule on the Peters
burg railroad advertised to commence on
and after Sunday, July 25tb.
The 1926 A. NJ. train from Richmond is
taken of, and the through freight leaves
daily SUNDAY excepted) at 6 O'Clock a. NJ.
The 7 p. NJ. train from Petersburg Is
taken off and the tbroueh-freight train
leaves Petersburg daily SUNDAY excepted
at G O'Clock A. NJ. instead OF 6:35 A. NJ.
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THE Posi- OFPICE.--A majority OF the
bondsmen of Colonel W. w. Forbes were
not in the city yesterday. Most OF them are
pon.residents. Those who were present
did not seem willing to assume the entire re-.
spon,lbillty OF the deficiency. Special
AGENT Henderson postponed the further
OF the matter until August
4th. at which time he will be In the city. In
the meantime Colonel Forbes remains in
charge OF the office.
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OPgY.A MEETNG.-The Colored Gene
raj Temperance Committee VIII hoid al
open.alr temperance meeting next sunday
evening at 81 O'Clock, on Rockets street
near Nicholson. Addresses VIII be deIly-
cred by Rev. Benjamin Persons, "A. McCue'
]. 4. Griffin, and Others.
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yIcg. Consul OF BRAzn.-lt will be gra-
tlfying to the many friends OF Mr.. Heman
r. baldwin TO learn that lie has been again
anpoin.ed yice-consul OF Brazil In this city.
Mr.. Baldwin held the position for a num-
Der OF years before Stnor Llsooa was sem
here by the Brazilian Government, ana ~
now reappointed, and viii at once enter
upon the discharge OF the duties OF 'ha'
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Police COURT. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday by Justice d. c. Rich
ardsOn:
John Oliver and Hannah Winston both
colOred) were fined s. each for beating Eliza
Allen.
Octayla Liggon was fined $3.50 for tres.
passing upon the premises OF X. ID. Pailer.
son and using abusive language TO Mrs.
Patterson.
William II. Co0is was fined s. for allow
ing water to be wasted from 4 city hydrant.
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hlGrIUN SALES THIS DlS.

Ss- o. GN sGtes Of Rest Estats saaGs cs.s-t
hS Js. Of idnts0ry and last Of Jtsp.s Hs tar28jS
.6e present gear base 20 bsgaid byt,s g.rGsgssS.
on al sdtts made etDs4n the lSt ofJTiy srGi,
OF the year tts toEes hgce 10 be pdld by s s>Iisr
fIhiSepstosl wae 4dCrft- bon, Steer ,aFs sfs
bg al The real esr2'e agcats IN Rioha"ni l5f ~.
p'ieRt0 RlehI13zd ans .clnity.J
JAS. MAC0OUGALL, 10K A. ~, Household sad
kitchen furniture, ol.paniings, game chickens,
&c.
JAS. MkCD0UGALL, III 4. NJ, six hne oilpalnt-
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I PERsoSAL-BRIEY ITEMS. Auditor Mas
sey left the city yesterday evening for hi,
home, in Albemafle county.
Judge Robert w. Hughes has returned
| from Alexandria.
The many friends OF Mr.. William e. Spar.
row, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company, will regret 10 hear Of the sad
misfortune that has come upon him In the
death OF bis accomplished wife. Mrs. Sally
Lambert Sparrow, which sad event occur.
red yesterday morning.
Miss 4. l.. Van Lew has gone to Wash.
ington for the reported purpose OF pushing
in person her claims to the postmastership
OF Richmond.
Colonel j. b. Brady, secretary Of The Re-
publican State Committee, and other we'll
known Republicans are in the city.
The City Council Committee on Streets
will meet this evening at @ O'clock, on the
corner OF Seventh and Canal streets, to con-
slider the location OF the proposed depot Of
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
The Executive Committee OF the Inde-
pendent Order OF Colored Good Templars
will meet in called session at the colored
'Odd-Fellows' Hall next Monday night at 8
O'Clock.
Among the names mentioned in connec-
tion with the Richmond post-office is that
OF Mr.. j. A. Jefards. who held the position
OF assistant postmaster under Miss Van
Lew.
The German bark Gazelle, Kroff master.
entered at the custom-housa yesterday from
Baltimore, in ballast, 10 load -four for
Brazil.
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry Frischkorn
took place yesterday evening at O'Clock
from the Fiftb.Street German Lutheran
church. Jefferson Lodge, X. OF p, and
Friendship Lodge, !. o. o. f., paid the last
sad tribute Of respect TO their deceased
brother.
Companies and f OF the First Virginia
regiment are preparing to go into encamp-
ment at the White Sulphur Springs early in
August.
Late Wednesday night the stable Of Mr..
J. &. Dickerson, at No. 29l6 Marshall street,
was entered, aud fine saddle and set Of
harness stolen.
The funera, OF Oswald l.. Williams, the
youthful publisher OF the DtdL whose sad
and sudden death ct Cincinnati July 17th
was noticed IN yesterdays Dispatch, took
place Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock from
81. Johns Episcopal church.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlsntic States, cloudy and rainy fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather, northerIy
winds, becoming variable, higher tempera'
ture and generally lower barometer.
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SUMMER sEsaRTS.

ORKNEY SPRINGS. VA, NOW OPEN.
" Bourd per day according 10 location OF room
and number Of persons IN same, $3.50 10 $500;
per week $e 70 Sll: pr month, $50 10 80.
Sps cal contracts with families and parties nnmbsr-
lug OVER seven persons nj less rates. RouDd-trp
tickets frOm Riclmoud 10 orkney over Chesapeake
and OHIO railroad, good ;iil '.ciobrr ist. Sl4.
JONES g PARKEH.
jv l7.lm Pr0priptOrs.
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Ha rry English ut Lass Brought 90
Justice.

THE TERROR OF NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
FOR YkARS-ATTBMPT TO ARREST HIM F0n
FoRGgRY-Tw0 OFFICERS KILLED BY HIM
ESCAPING TO TIE WOODS THOUGH WOUND
RD-ARRESTED IN THE WILLIS or MICHIGAN,
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ExcuRsIox POsrpoNED.--The excursion
OF the First English Lutheran ounusy
school to Mount Pleasant has oeen pus,, .,,,,
poned TO Tuesday, July s7th, ana VIII su"
be the cheapest OF the season.
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correspondence.
STATE OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, July 2lst.

STATE OFFICE,
RICHMOND, July 2lst.
E. II. Fisher, Esq:
find published letter from you 10 ID. 4.
Massey, Esq., Auditor" requesting for
publication "a correspondence which has
taken place between yourself (the said Au-
ditor) and Judge Christian relative TO GER
tain allowances 10 the Sergeant Of the city
for provisions, clothing" &C., &c.
Following the copy Of your said letter, I
find other letters-one no. ~ sigDed by
".John E. Massey; another (No. ~ being
O copy OF the alleged, correspondence be-
tween the said Auditor and Judge Chris
tian, signed ''John Il. Massey, Auditor Of
Public Accounts" Following this is let
ter (No. 81 signed George l.. Christian, and
again in the sequence is one (No. A. signed
John f. Massey, Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts" with an answer (No. 81 signed
George l.. Christian.
find that Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 8, inclusive,
answer and fully comply with your request
As aforesaid for "copies" OF the corre-
spondenee between said Auditor and said
Judge.
No. /, however, the letter signed John T..
Massey, sppears to. have no bearing on this
correspondence, or the Dispatch newspa-
per's Legitimate desire 10 inform the public.
but, on the contrary, consists wholly Of
abuse, directed at the undersigned Of in
situations and Of false statements.
Allow me the liberty OF asking whether
this letter No. /, signed John E. Massey,
and no way answering or fulfilling your
request, was published in the Dispatch as
communication Of the said John f. Mas
sey, paid for by him, or as matter you de-
sired to lay before the public as having your
approval and endorsement in spirit or state
meDt?
An early answer will oblge your obedient
servant,
JOHN HAMPDEN CHAMBERLAYNE.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cooler, with occasional heavy showers.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o n. i.. 20;
a. ~, ~; noon, II; 3 z. H., 70; o p.
A., 60; midnight. 81.
Aean temperature. 60 SO.
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wosru A THOUSAND poLlARst

WORTH THOUSAND DoLLARSg
Every child born into family is thought 10 be
worth "a thousand dollars" TO the parenss. Why
then shsuid they no. pe cared f)r IL, iafancy 10
maturitys Keep the moath and ,seIh right BY
sozopoSr, and you sl,rt them right
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"a. ELLYyc q CO.. scvernsirg sxenks, i1seri &c.
vertiseiaeats In al OF lie newspapers ~ he CEiiss
Stses at Publishers rates. Orlers len NJ ths Dfs.
patch countinr-room will receive prsmsl attsp
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SAvxiooNEY Dy nsvisg your .rintlss Goae stths
DfsPATcH PRrHTITe-h0UsK. Gcei porx. low
Irices. and sst.sfaetiou xuarsnteed.
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PABAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS
Tue REMAINDER OF OUR STOCK MUST DR SOLD

We now ofsr our whole stock Of PARAsoLs aud
sun UMBRELLAS AT AND BELOW COST, 80 as 10 sell
all oul this month. Those IN want OF . superior
article at an extremely low rricc should purchase
with. LEVY BROTHERS.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, PR,xclpAL.

This institution continues 10 Increase in prosper
iiy from year 10 year IL Uers superior advAniage'
in kcaiioa; IN is buildings aud grounds: IN it'
general appointments aud sanitary arrangements
iss iul corps OF superior aud experienced teachers
iis unsurpassed advantages in music. modern Ian.
Cuagcs, elocuj1On. hne arts physical culture, anc
Instruction IN the theory and practice OF cooking
the Successful Efforts made Ia sccuie heslth, com
fort, aud hGppint . is oploStion 10 eXtrayaganc
its s. andsrd OF SOLID scholarship.
For fun particulars apply 10 the Principal for
catalogues. g. 1S2m
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TIVE NORTHWEsTERN MUTUAL y
l. LrRR-IN SURASCE COMPAsY
OFFERS INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST.

Having larger percentage of surplus. ,nd paying
larger average dividends, It furnishes sAFFG. IN
sURANcE a; LESS COST item any Of rs competitors.
Insurers are Invited 10 examine Tor Themselves,
and to buy their insurance. as they do everything
else. where they en- ind 4 best and cheapest.
For further Information, address
JOHN L. CARY, State Agent.
1915 Main street, Ricamoni, Va.
iy2l.eos3m
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RICHMOND DISPATCH, !
RICHMOND, VA, July II, 1880. )

Mr. John Hampton Chamberlayne
Dear Sir,-I am in receipt Of your note
OF this date through DR.. johnson. In reply,
have to say that Mr.. Massey's letter did
not meet my approval or endorsement.
Doubling the propriety OF its publication,
would not have used it bad not been au-
thoriZed by Dir. II. X. Elyson, secretary
aud treasurer OF the Dispatch Company, and
whom consulted on the subject at late
hour on Tuesday night. have, therefore,
handed your note TO him for further re-
sponse. Very respectfully,
EDwARD III. FISHER.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

,300,O ,O0ORANDoLrnsENoLIsu
oscr at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE over
100000 ENVELOPES. The assortment en-
brsc all the sizes and styles In general use.
Der stock OF FANCY and STAPLE STATION
ERY Is unusually large aud complete. " lo-jSw
DIAPER BOXES
BLA LASK-BO0k3
manufactured 10 order.
STATIONERY fOr the OFFICE aud COUNTING.
ROOM.
FINE and FASHIONABLE STATIONERY for he
LADIES.
CHEAP STATIONERY Ar EVERYBODY.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS wholesale aud
retail woODHoUSE & PARliAM,
is2s Booksellers aud ststtoners.
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GOI EsiDENCf, Su.29l6 MARSHALL sTRfss, r
ON THE NissiIT OF TIE 2lsf, ONE BL ACK
INA YELLED LEATHER QUILTED SADDLE
Fs.fh trOu Siffxps csEeIea with leather: OFK
lia Li.ER-B -Bk1ULE. pkattd buckle. with ra,ss
ss,sD q H. ONE SET SINGLE HARNESS. bras.
iIe, MI W I'm sad6s. round traces wth breast collar
Ans / l'0rmaiioo j.sdng 10 the recovery OF Iiie
above OF conviction 81 The thief viii be rewarded
4. G.. DICK ERsON,
)y9S-3t Ne. 1912 Franklin street.