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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07

THE GoyERNOR's-GUAHD NEGrRs ION. -
Extensive preparations are being ms de far
the excursion OF the Goyernc rs CT ard TO,
Bon Air next Monday. In addition to 6au :
cling. the prize shOoting-matcbes pre- Dmiae 10
be an attractive feature OF tr s,21y' e'iyy-
meDt. The committee gulrGB5ees a Gny Of
general enjoyment to all wi0' atu ,nts. and
perfect order will be mainta n,sa.
Teams from the Blues. lgsys, ard two
teams nom the Walker Lieed Il d;Ia have
entered for the shootingmNch.
There will also be a mGieh b tween thf
indiyiduai members OF tEar Bic Aaond and
Manchester GlAss-Ball III )0i!hg Clubs for
handsome prize offered ~ II le company
This. together with gr. 1sliin Itch between
a number OF citizens alr9sig entered, vii
make the day unusually oRlp, able by thOs'
OF he shooting fraternisN. ] .rize, on exhi
biti0n at Gennet's.
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsONAL.-MaiOr John
w. Daniel will speak at Woodstock, Au'
gust 9th; Harrsonburg. August 10th, aud
Winchester, August 1ltb.
The Conservative State Executive Com.
mittee have appointed the following can.
vaSsers: Twenty-second Senatorial dis
triet. Captain j. &. Featherston and p. r.
Burks, Bedford. County Canyassers: Bed
ford. II. c. Lowry; Franklin, Ned L.
Bridges.
By request, it is stated that the beautiful
music on the occasion OF the funeral Of the
late J. Curtis Taylor, at Union-Station
church, was furnished by the choir OF
Trinity Methodist church.
Tonight Companies & and +, OF the First
Virginia regiment. will leave for their en-
campment at the White sulphur Springs.
The cheapest excursion OF the season i
thas advertised 10 West Point next Monday
by :. Il. Perdue, manager.
Heman K. Baldwin, Esq, recently re-
appointed Vice-CoDsul Of Brazil in thi:
city, has entered upon the discharge OF The
duties OF that position.
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COLONEL WIrusRs's VIsIroEs.-lWythe'
willie Enterprise. IA number OF WISHING
vouno lady friends, among them the Misses
pntney. OF Richmond. and Miss Gregory,
of AIeyandria. are at Hedgeheld-HoD. Il.
r Withers,s hospliable and pleasant home,
ad;oining Wytbeyile. The Colonel has also
visiting him bis daughters-M Carter, OF
Indiana. Mrs. Putney, Of Richmond; Mrs,
Smith n Lynchburg; Mrs. Williams, OF
pa,.,r,ora. r, ~ and Mrs. Cook. Of Alex mdria,
.md a', these with the CoIonel's fan. lily at home
and his grandchildren, MP ,, a,o'al napp! !:
number OF between ioi,y ana MY perso"s
who make Hedgedeld lively at all times.
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we SAIL ahc Oream Blue.

DEPARTURE or THE HOME SQUADRON on
DOMINION YACHT CLUB on ITS ssNUAh
CRUIsE - THE BACHELORS CLUB - PER-
sONAL, &C.
Notwithstanding the unpropitious state
OF the elements goodiy number OF friends
assembled NJ the Old Dominion wbaYves
yesterday to bid bon roydge to the Old Do
minion Fishing and Yacht Club, which
sailed on ,s third annual cruise to the
Bachelors Fishing and Yacht Club, and 10
The No Name Club, which clubs this year
make their first venture in testing the pc
yils AID pleasures Of the briny deep.
1t was about &lj O'Clock when the steam
ship Wyanoke. OF the Old Dominion Line,
having weighed anchor, gracefully moved
of Z" like thing Of life," followed by the
schooner Idelia n. Moore, Captain Shen-
ton, with the Old 1ominion Club; the
sloop w. &. Hitchings, Captain Dickinson,
with the Bachelors, aud the sloop Kate, Cap
tain Ettinger, with modest party OF four,
who, for the want % a better appellation,
will be dubbed the No Name Club.
On the Idelia A. Moore, in addition to
the crew and servants, were the following
gay and festive representatives OF Rich
mopds varied interests John +. Mayer,
commodore; T.. II. Fisher, secretary; ;.
MEG. Fisher, treasurer; +. A. Drew, execu-
tive officer; Charles A. West. steward, and
the following able seaman: Ira w. Blunt,
James III. Capers, Maurice Clagett, II. III.
Duesberry, and -. Fox.
On the Ititchings were the following mem.
bers OF the Bachelors Club: Charles II.
Morrison, president; Edward Garlick,
wee e-president; Charles &. Sinton, sec-
retary and treasurer; e.. Hope Hard
wick, steward: G. B. Chalk. Edwin Suly.
John Bowers, Jr.. II. Tate Evans. William
B. Garlck. and Joseph J. Faudree-the last
six being the jolly tars OF the occasion.
On me little sloop Kate were Captain
George Etlinger, Mr.. George Stratton (sail-
ing-master), DR.. J. VI. Vest, and Mr.. Willie
Vest.
As The squadron sailed of salutes were
fired, the party heartily cheered by assem-
bled friends, while from the neIghboring
heights OF Libby and of Chimborazo we'll
wishers, whom the weather had not daunt-
ed, waved sweet goodbye and az reU0ir.
All OF the sailing craft were armed and
equipped as the law directs, ample provision
having been made for all creature comforts.
The supply OF refreshments, both liquid and
solid, was large, and seldom has voyage
been begun under more pleasing auspices.
All OF the vessels are eminently seaworthy,
and very pleasant cruise is anticipated.
Last night, upon the arrival OF the two
vessels at City Point, the officers and mem-
bers of the Bachelors club were, by special
invitation, to go on board the schooner-yacbt
OF the Old Dominion Club for supper.
The O.d Dominion Club expects to-day
TO sail for Cobb's Island, from which point
they will probably go to Cape Nav or Allan.
tic City. Their mail, however, will be sent
to Old Point, care OF w. j. Bodel.
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EXCURSION TO CHICAGO.-The ComIaode-
ry Of st. Andrew, Knights Templar, of.this
city, having made special arrangements with
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany for trains leaving here on the nsOrn-
lngs Of the 18th, 18Th, and 18th inSt;s0t, at
6 O'Clock, for Knights Templar and
others wishing to attend the Grand Con
clave OF Knights Teinplar OF the Fnited
States at Chicago. great inducem ats are
offered cur merchants, with their families,
to visit the great western cities, ana at the
same time witness the grandest 2ageant
ever witnessed in this country. The entire
arrangements are under the control OF :
committee OF our best known crit3Ds, anC
the extremely low price OF through tic'Set
should induce very large aieDda nee
One OF :be principal features OF iJhe priv
leges is that parties can stop at Z ~ or :alI o
the Virginia springs, the tickets Jsing goot
t. return until September 18TH
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SEIZED WITH CRAMP-INJURED BY GRIND
sToNE.-The city ambulance was called out
yesterday morning about O'Clock to attend
a white man named James Brown, who was
seized with cramp at Halls foundry. on
the basin bank. DIR. Wexford rendered the
necessary aid, and the sick man was taken
to his home. No 500 st. James street.
About 10 o'clock the ambulance was tele-
grapbed for again. This time it was called
TO attend a colored man named Fleming
Harris, who met with very painful acci'
dent while at work at Messrs. John \. Cor
don's Sons, on Fourteenth street near
Main. Harris was moving a grindstone
which weighed $50 pounds, when it fell
over, crushing him to the floor. No bones
were broken, but he was badly bruised
Harris was carried to his residence, or
Foushec street between Main and Cary, by
the ambulance.
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Brief Items. Rev. Mr. Lacy VIII not
10 ke charge OF the Meade Memorial chnrch
Y ntil August 18th.
The Hastings Court meets again to-day
TO hear civil cases.
a Democratic club il being organized
here, and viii be called the Manchester
Minute-Men." City superintendent Jordan
Is AT the bead OF the movement.
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AGAIN POSTPONED. Repuhicap rati-
fcation meeting which was 10 be aeId in
this city last night, and wbduh wss post
poned Thursday night, was not seld last
evening on account OF the Weather, but was
postponed uutil Monday night. Speakers
nom outside OF the State are, expected 10
- Lap
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ADprIoxAL REcRUiTs.-ih~ ioiiowing
conylcts were received at the pehitentary
Yesterday Lefiwich Patton, from ofsysoh
county, 10 serve two years. as accessory 10
murder In the second degree; ana Lewis
Rainey, from Danvlle. to serve seyeh''es
years Tor murder ia the second degree.
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ESCAPED FROM THE AsYLCM.-hopess "
Hammond, who was adIudged luhaA% sud
sent to tie Eastern Lunatlc Asyiuts Tom
Richmond last year, and VINO seVeib years
ago wss convicted OF larceny III tss itns''
ings Court OF this city and sent To laiI. has
escaoed from the asylum and l. "a iarge-
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CcYsae COuTt.-The Chesterfield County
ContFy III begin its August term next Mon
day ~ 2o'cIock. Some civil cases wbict
we 90 ,ntinued from last term will be heard
at ,nls session.
hR Rrsdiusters will bold meeting Mon
oss fter the court adiourns TO appoint del
se,sS IS TO the Readju.ter Congressional Con
Xlp ion
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TIE POsT- -OFFICE.--pr. G.. X. 6iimeT,
the new postmaster for this city, appointed
10 succeed Colonel Forbes. did rot entf-
upon the duties OF the position Yesterday,
as he expected. but will be readH 10 take
charge OF The office early next wee&
Colonel Forbes has not yet made good his
deficiencies, which amount 10 about $4,000.
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ASHES TO ASHES AND DUsT TO DUsT.-The
sunefal OF the venerable Thomas Angel,
Grand Steward and Tiler Of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons OF Virginia, took place
Yesterday evening at 4 O'Clock from St.
PauPs church. The funeral was under the
especial direction OF HeDrico Union Lodge,
a. +. and A. NJ, escorted by Richmond
Commandery. There were, however, rep
resentatives present from the Grand Lodge,
Grand Chapter, and Grand Commandery,
and from nearly every lodge in this iuris-
diction. Rev. Mr. Barrett, rector Of Christ
church, read The beautiful and impressive
burial-service OF the Episcopal Church, az
ter which the remains were carried 10 HOh
lywOod for interment, and laid to rest in
the Masonic section. The following gen.
tlemen acted as pall-bearers: a. Il. Court
ney. G.. i. Danfortb, Charles II. asker,
James L. RIddick, and a. 5. Lee.
The last, sad tribute Of respect 10 the
memory Of the late William Shanks was
paid yestei day at O'Clock p. NJ. at the
Third Presbyterian church, Rev. w. Y.
Scott officiating. The remains were escorted
70 Hollywood by Il long line OF mourning
friends and deputations from Excelsior
Encampment and Friendship Lodge, !. u.
OF.
The funeral OF Mr.. Charles T. Vasbon
took place Yesterday at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
from the Seventh-Street Christian church.
The remains were followed to their last
resting-pIace by Aurora Lodge, |. o. .. \.
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SWIFT RgTRIBUTIoN.-M the Police Court
Yesterday morning William Winston COLOR
ed) was up charged wlh stealing pair OF
shoes from X. Pellman He'Vas found guilty.
and sentenced to recsiye fifteen iasbes. Wh,r
ston uss arrested, aried. and whipped IA
about one hour aftsr the offence was cd&-
nitta1
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
rainy, and at times warm and disagreeable.
At midnight 1t was not raining, bat was
very cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 6S (;
9 A. NJ, -; noon, 20; Q Z. NJ, ~; 6P.
A., 20; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature, II.
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FRUIT-STANDs on THE STREET.-The Conn
Gil Committee on Police met at the City
Ialk yesterday afternoon to consider tho
resolution offered by Captain j. f.. Philips
relative to fruit.siands on the streets. City
Attorney Kelley and J. T. Ellyson, ehair-
man OF the Finance Committee, were pres
ent. The matter was discussed at lengits,
and further consideration Of it was. post
poaed until next Thursday.
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b sE-BML.-The tFidr ,burg Baseball
Club viii visit Richmoashs londay, and play
the Richmond Club T. ossJ ne evening. This
will be the first OF 4 sosiis OF game, between
use clubs for the ,bST Iplonship Of Vir-
gnia. Game opens 19R! ,. VI. at the Rich
mOnd Basel Ball Par iG,G .ad OF CLAY street.
good game Is eleis ed, as the Peters.
b.ug is composed oat he best material to
be found in that ETY..
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase In prosper
iv from wear To year. II offers superior advantages
iu location: in lis huildngs aid Grounds; IN IL
general appointments and sanitary arrangements
js full corps OF superior and experienced teachers
Is unsurpassed advantages In music, modern IAN.
guages. eOcntiOn. fine arts. physical culture, anc
Instruction IN the theory aud practice Of cooking
The Successful efforts made 10 secure health, CON-
fort ana happiness: lis opposition 10 eNtravag tnce
Il, standard OF sOId scholarship.
csfst,gues lie lS-2m
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3 CONSERVATIVE RAlLY.-A meeting OF the
Conservatives OF Oregon HUI IS ar.nouneea
for Tonight, at which Captain george ~.
wise. Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, anI ). b. WIN,
ESQ. are expected to speak,
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EDUCATIONAL.
EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCHESTER, VA,

4 chartered institution "f the highest grade. with
a fun corps Of experienced teachers. The terms
axe lnoderaie-yiz, s24o per session OF forty week;
for BOARD, English tuition, &c.
The seventh ANIMAL session begins SEPTEMBER
9.Isso. For circulars, Apply TO tn Principal.
REFiRKSCEs: Rev. Messrs. PeierSn. Powers,
WedCe. Barrett Sprigg. sc. au 7-eod6tf
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain. northeast winds,
nearly stationary barometer, and stationary
or higher temperature.
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HENRIcO NEws.-The August term OF the
Henrico County Court will begin next
Monday. A special grand jury will proba-
bly be drawn for this term.
The Board OF Supervisors will meet at
the courthouse to-day at II O'Clock to fix
the taX-leyy for The ensuing year, and 10
consider other matters OF no special in-
terest.
The negro prisoner who escaped from the
Jail by overpowering the iailer sometime
since has not been captured.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,

III RICHMOND. VA.
Next session begins SEPTEMBER 23D and con-
iinues without iniermiSsiOn nine months
The College employs eight full professors, VINO
give thorough Instruction In Latin. Greek. Modern
Languages. English. Mathematics, Ply sizes ,Chemis-
try Moral Philosophy. and Law.
no location more bealihful. Moral innaences re-
straining and elevatpg.
TERMS UNUsUALLY MODERATE.
One hundred and niuety.nye dollars lsl95l will
cOvfr expe nses for nine months session. OF board,
tuition mairicuatiOh, room rent, servants attend
ance, fuel, lights, and washing.
For catalogues, giving full particulars, sppiy az
fhe book stores or address u. PURYEAR,
Chairman OF Faculty.
Ia al a1aodtsenI0tn25SPp
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LAoEs, LAense LAcEs.
LEY0,BROTETRs

LEvUBRoTUH1S
have made large additions 10 TN ir stock OF LACEs.-
See tleirilaree ASSORTMENT OF
T0RCHoS, LAN0pEDsg. CLUNY,
RUSSIAN, S.HyRSA, A nRiCAN,
SAXONY, GUuPURE, ANTIQUE,
BREToES IL CA AsunEEf, YAK,
and'oiher fashionable Lac-s. They also show the
TIrgest stock OF HAMBrRo E.rsaNGs and INsERr-
INss all OF which will be so,dat The loves, prices.
LEVY BROTUEBs~are now selling their stock o
SUMMER DRESS GoObsat asaeelow cost. Now is'
the time 10 buy.
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Mayor ,SU Jurt-At the Mayors Cour
yesterday toW ,or Gentry had but one crimi
nal case 70 { ngage his attention. william
Lacy (cCiass I) was up charged with assault
ing an ID h aling his wife. lie was fneC
$3.50 lAdr equired to pay the costs. Thi.
Is the oiag criminal case that has been befor,
thls c3eslf this week.
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IuAvE ASALYzED THE wnIsxgy known On
der the brand OF b. Select" controlled By Msesrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR 4 CO., Richmond, Va, and
ard II free from Issii-oH and osner impasitles,
and recommend It's u,e for medicinal aad FAMILY
purposes J. II. MeCAw, N. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
ia. ff Medical College Of virgtoix.
Janaayv l3, 1879. tsff
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FINED FOR observation-disclosures
Broderick was before the Police Court yes
terday charged with firing pistol in the
house OF Lizzie VIM, thereby endangering
the lives OF the occupants.
Belle White. mUlaito woman, was also
up, charged with firing a pistol in the
street.
The former was fined IS and the latter
$40, and was required TO pay the costs In
her case.
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EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE i'1owEa.
This A, the secret Of The wonderfully sweet ags
peueirs' ssg qualities Of the perfumes maaufAc usa
hy j. 4 n. ATKINSON, OF London. ----
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EDGE.HILL SCHOOL.-The next ses-
Ia slon OF this SCHOOL will commence SEP
TEMBER 18Th. For circulars address the
MISSES RANDOLPH.
Keswick Depot, Albemarle county, va.
an 3.fSepl5
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An honest Quaker writes ron floy, Ala.; Br
Tut Respected Sir,-IiaSi1g esken thy pins fnd
they have done me good. Il sm induced to write
this card to know how ts63 can be obta,1o.
donr ihibk can do wisloua them. They are
great blessing tothe Sick ssd thou will sursiy have
nv reward w. III. Fr ROD"
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DATAPSCO INSTITUTE-MIs SA
RAH RANDOLPH. OF Edge Hin, Virginia
Princinal This well-knowu SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES and CHILDREN will open SEPTEM oEB
l5Tu II offers unusual facilities for finished edu
cation For circulars address the Principal. Pa
tansco Institute, Enicott City, Md. jy 15-26t
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.

TwESTY-EIGHTH SESSION BEGINS SEPT. sTu.
Classical scientific. Elective, and Preparatory
Courses Library, 10000 volumes. Climate un-
surpassed uown ll00 feet above sea level.
Churches OF five dcpOID nations. Entire expense
for ten months, from 81 so 10 1920 uncludlng co :
lege fees. board fuel. lights, aud wasbng) y =
denis from sixteen states. Catalogues fnEE'
Address SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
fv I'd m IaWlmxWZt
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81. ELLYSON n CO.. advertising agents, insert Ad'
yertisements iA ALL of the newspapers of BE Unite6
Slx es a. publ shers' res. Order, left y~the DE-
match count ng-room Will receive nre1rt atter
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ZEN MORE UNIVE IS L Y
IN HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST CUIfRe HOUSE, VA.

H.A. STROBE Maih. Medailist, L. Val, Princpa
and Instructor In Mathematics and Nalura
Sciences.
X. NELSON. VI. A. university OF virginia., In
siructOr I'm G eek ana Lain.
4. \. KENT teducated In Germany ana Tor many
years resident in Parisl Instructor III German
French, ltaliaG, and spanish.
This SCHOOL Is strictly preparatory 10 the Unl'
yer-iiv of Virginia. Special attention l. gwen tC
teaching students 10 speak the several languages o
turOpe. - -
iu favor OF q ministers son or OF two brothers
For catalogues address THE PRlNCIfAL'
iy lQ-ln
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HoRsFoRps ACID PHosIRArg In the res,ora
ton sf weakened energy and impaired Vitality 1
wonderfully successful,
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SAVE MoSEY ny having your FrnuAy done stshs
DISPATCH PRISTIne-HousB. Coed works ION
priees and satlsfacsiou guaranteed
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RIC 4sDaND E.NA.,tk, 10 A. NJ, Sai!e- ana bss
sss horses, one young COW, Ia zsTses, phseis"s'
nsCf iways. &c. 49,,
ITEM A. TlVpEg, 6H y. NJ. two bsspifn tlli-
,Ds lots on the south side OF co street De'"e<"
or aharn ;.Gd,Hancock streets
SIT ON Il CO... Q L. NJ, sma..isrsmed osvh"*s
No 80 = 1siherine street.
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AUCrpNN SALES THIS AAY.

~ O~a u sotss 81 Rsst Bstats D@ds oefNsN
tte lst y. January and last or June ns tdScslf
ms Or Kspskvsnr hscSto he paid bytss pnrehas0
On alJsGy ss mate fI1sGtsn the lst o. NY ana .aS<
Of the Eeo the tG5:A save 10 be pats ~ tAs sIss
'Thf :, ston WAS adopte1 tooat Green 'eSis ~ -
all yhs real estate agents IN hichoonu' an" ~
ID t. 60 2 ichMond and vieinltyJ
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SOUTHERN EXCU sSae Isrs Some seventy
live or eighty exsiaas oniss from Atlanta,
tsa., and intermediate points arrived in the
CITY yesterday sistf " per the Richmond
and Danyille rai'FEaj The party expect 10
spend several daSs,h ! visiting points OF in-
sarest in and around the city.
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CrLrnaArrp nn.. N11lnAx n. sroaKs,

BALrIM0 akF WHITES:
~ consistently rccommend't~ the medicfi ,profes-
Sion ColderS LIeblg's hlasid Extract of saef for
Consumpt 81, h;pressAin Wsak ness, an ,indiges-
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MANCHESI LAND VICINITY.

F0,riS Stol gx-' .he premises OF Mr. John
G.. Snelson, ia,.in upper part Of the city,
Was visited DS's eves Thursday night, who
carried off = siRD ,ber OF fine fowls. Chicken.
roDDeries ASP been quite numerous here
during the PAX few months. The thieves,
however, Aes1 so far evaded arrest.
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MOUNT VERNON INSTITUT

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 40
IS1 Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore: English,
French aud German GOardiue and Day School for
Young Ladies. Mrs. N. j. JONES and Mrs. Nj ATT
LASI,, Principals assisted by Professors l.: q.
BRICKENsTElN. SIDNEY LANiER. B. BAR.
TON. NJ. D., aud a large c0rps OF other teachers OF
expfIienee and ability. superior advantages are
offered on account OF delightful situation. The
twenty-hIst annual term Will commence SEP
TEMBER 20Tit Circulars sent on application.
ie S-eOd2m
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE Inevitable FirE.-Dr. W. r. C..
Douglas. widely.knowD and higbly.re-
spec'ed citizen OF Peninsula Virginia, died
ut Williamsburg Thursday night as .
O'Clock. The deceased was a brother OF
the late Hon. B. b. Douglas, member Of
Congress from the First district, and father
OF Colonel II. II. Douglas, superintendent
OF the Richmond, York River and Cbesa-
peake railroad. He was Virginia gentle
man OF the Olden type, and was held in a
justly high estimation as a man and as a
citizen by large circle offriends In all pats
OF the State.
The friends Of the family IN this city are
invited 10 meet the remains at the York
River deT0t this morning at 10o'clock. The
interment will take place at Hollywood.
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers: DR.. X. q. Cabell, John u. Davis,
Esq, Walter X. Martin, Esq, Major f. L.
ID. Myers, Captain John Hampden Chsm-
berlayne, Frank w. ChamberIayne, Esq,
Colonel w. w. Gordon, and Edward ID.
Christian, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
VOL. LvIlI.
8itE'mond 1ispatth.
neutrality-suspicious. Z. 1880

81. THE CIRCULATION OF THE yIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRcu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered at the Posi-0fhce at Richmond, Va, as
second-ciass matter.I