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ADeath-DeaIing Bolt.
MRS. JULIA LUNSDEN, OF NORTH CAROLINA,
KILLED BY LIGHTNING AID Tnn IsPAf'r DIT
HER SIDE UNISJURED.

MRS. JULIA LUNSDEN, OF NORTH CAROLINA,
KILLED BY LIGHTNING AID THs IsPAi'r pr
HER SIDE UNISJURED.
Wilmington IN. CT Star. yesterday
we learn that the stroke Of lightning that
killed Mrs. Julia Lumsden ct Masonboro'
Sound Tuesday afternoon took effect
upon the head and ranged down one
side Of the body. When parties who
lived about one hundred and fifty yards
distant arrived at the scene her pulse
was still beating, and every effort, such
as the application OF mustard plastcrs,
etc., was made 10 resusctate her, but without
the slightest effect. 1t was not raining at the
time. and there were very slight indications
Of Storm, though about the time OF the ter
rible catastrophe parties in the vicinity were
watching the play Of the lightning upon the
distant clouds, apparently hanging over
this city, being totally unprepared for the
death dealing stroke which so soon sue
ceeded. The cloud from which the elec-
trio current proceeded on its fatal mission
did not reach the Sounds, but returned in
this direction, deluging our city with one
OF the most fearful rain-storms that ever
visited this section. A gentleman who rode
down the turnpike some time after the
storm saws lie saw no indications OF rain
after reaching point three miles from the
Sound.
Coroner Hewlett held an inquest over the
body Yesterday, and from him we learn
that the lightning first struck large live
oak tree located at one corner OF the build
ing, then came in contact with the gable
end OF the building next to 1t, tearing of
the weatherboarding, splitting both corner
posts, and entering the house by an open
window. The bedstesd upon which Mrs.
| Lumsden was living was 80 badly shattered
that when a person touched II the frame
work fell to pieces. All four OF the bed
stead posts were split. The sun was shining
brightly at the time, and no other heavy re-
ports OF thunder were heard. Mr.. Lums-
den was absent from home, and the screams
of the larger children, who were playing in
the yard, brought the neighbors to the
house. A dog lying at the foot OF the oak
tree mentioned was killed by the shock. 1t
NAV be considered almost a miracle, under
the circumstances, that the life OF the infant
was preserved, while the mother at its side
was stricken to death.
The jury returned verdict that ode
ceased came to her death from the act OF
Almighty God"
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THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE AND DR.. GILL;
MR." Justice" writing to the Baltimore
American from Harrisonburg, regrets that
the Washington correspondent OF that Jour
nal spoke Of DR.. GiImeras ga chronic office
seeker" and says that 1t is not so. Fur
ther | think | may safely say, without dis
paragement to the other applicants for this
position. that DR.. Gimer's appointment
would give almost universal satisfaction to
the Republicans of this State. He is the
first choice OF almost all OF our prominent
Republican leaders, including such men as
Judge Alexander Rives, Mr. FRANKLIN
Stearns, of Richmond; General w. Z.
Wickham, chairman OF the Republican State
Executive Committee Major 5. NJ. Yost'
editor Of the Valley Yirginian and member
of the National Republican Committee; L.
Il. Lewis, United States Attorney for the
Eastern District OF Virginia; w. S. Lutz,
United States Attorney for the Western Dis.
triet OF Virginia; and ex-senator John r,
Lewis, who is chairman OF the state Central
ComHlittee.
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PERsoNAL-BRIEP ITEMs.-Mr. X. "A:
Brock. secretary OF the Virginia Historical
Society. has received box Of books Tor the
Garrison Lyceum, gifts from various cltl,
zens 81 Salem. Mass. The location OF the
hall of the Garrison Lyceum being un'
known TO Mr.. Brock, he requests that the
nroner officer OF that institution VIII call
for the books In his charge.
proiessor q. c. de Nordendori leaves the
cItv This morning for Coyner's Springs,
where he goes to till nusical engagement.
DR.. w. NJ. Withers, who mas peen ,,, cvu,
fined to his house for some weeks passI VIZ. ~.
sickness, has entirely recovered, al" ''''
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THE MOzART.-A highly entertaining mu-
SicQLe was given last evening, and very
large audience had been attracted by the
announcement that Miss Amy Rogers, Mr.
Harvey +. Passapae, and Mr.. Joseph s.
Greensielder, all Of Baltimore, would favor
the Association with their vocal efforts.
Miss Rogers, who was heard for the first
time by Richmond audience, possesses a
pure. sweet meZZo soprano of tine compass,
and she won for herself last evening de-
cided marks OF appreciation. In her first
number-Arditi's "L' 'Estaci Valse she
did not do herself justice, and it was graft
fying that her reception was so warm as to
call forth decided encore, for the compo-
stion did not bring out the sweetness oil
her tones. In response TO the encore she
gave with pleasing expression and effect
charming ballad called d" Fishes in the
Sea-"
On his debut before the Association, in
his tenor solo, "Once Again." by SUI
| livan, Mr.. Passapae met with avery flatter-
ing reception, and responded TO the encore
| by singing with taste and spirit Loves
Request" by Reichardt.
MIR. Greensielder on last evening more
than sustained the enyiable reputation he
| gained on his last visit TO Richmond fof
| the euecllNe DanOeT IN WHICH ue SlNts loi'h
his rich basso voice. His conception oil
the old song, Rocked in the Cradle OF The
Deep" was as artistic as it was agreeable to
the audience, and their appreciation was
expressed by loud and prolonged encore
In response to this deserved testimonial, hi
sang with spirit and great force dashini
song by Pease, called "To the Queens
Hoalib.v The duo between this gentleman
and Miss Rogers, 81 Feel 1by Ange
Spirit" by Hoffman, was acceptably rem
dered and well received; but duo be
tween these two voices is not happ!
blending.
The numbers by the small orchestra ithcr'
were only seven performers were sur
prisingly good, and we were PARTICULAR.
pleased with their rendition Of the " Brow
or Blonde" watZes by Waldteufel. Tb
Mozart piano, however, is cxecrable, it
getting more and more "tinpany" ever.
day. The genius OF Professor Jacob Rein
hardt does wonders with it, but still b
cannot hide the defects which are becom
Ing more and more perceptable.
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.

REV. sYLvAHUs CoBB thus writes 10 the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any kiud Of medicine which we did not
know to be goed-particalarly for infants. But Of
MRs. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge; In our own family IL has
proved blessing indeed by giving an infant trou-
bed with collie pains quiet sleep and its parents UNI
broken rest at night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here Is an article which works 10
perfection. and which Is harmless: for the sleep
which II affords the infant Is perfectly natural, and
the little cherub awakes ss "bfight as q button"
And duriog the process Of teething its value Is in-
calculable. We have frequeaty heard mothers say
they would not be without It from the birth Of the
child TIL II had finished with the tecthing siege on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all druggists
Twenty five cents a bottle. de 3l-eodlw
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Assistant Chief.of-Poice j. q. Movie snd

Assistant. Chief. Of Police j. Z. Movie snd
Sergeant j. R.'Pettis, OF Norfolk, recently
suspended from duty by order OF Mayor
Lamb, on Wednesday morning sent in theil
formal demand through their counsel, Mr.
Alfred p. Thom, fcT a specification OF the
charges which have been brought against
them.
Benjamin p. Carson is appointed post
master at Spanish Oaks, Appomattox coun-
~, Va, Rice Miss Alice Thomas, declined.
John A. Parker Is appointed postmaster at
RockbrIdge Baths, Rockbridye county, Va,
vice james N. Webb, deceased.
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A MERITED SENTENCE.-ln the course OF
his eloquent remarks at Ashland last Wcd-
nesdav. after the nomination Of Captain
George d. Wise, Mr.. L. G. Moncure, OF
Caroline, said that I" he had serious charge
to make against Captain Wise; that as Com,
monwealth's attorney OF Caroline he should
have him indicted, should oppose change
of venue, and have him tried. The charge
was that Captain Wise was guilty OF theit
in having stolen the hearts OF the people OF
the Third congressional district ana OF MS
own county Of Caroline in particular. Afier
conviction, which was sure to follow, ne IN
tended to have him sent to Washington Tor
two years as a punishment Tor Tue great
offence"
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REPuBLICAN RATIFICATION-)lEETING.-
Next Thursday, August 5th, the Republi-
cans of Richmond propose to have Gar
field atification-meeting on Broad between
Sixth and Seventh streets. Captain josiah
Clump will preside. and Mr.. Robert Caru-
thers is to act as secretary. Among the
speakers will be Messrs. Maddox, Lester,
Mills, II. r. Wickham, Bowe, Russell, LIND
say, Hoxey, Brooks, Morrissey, Taylor, l..
F. Lewis, W. 4. Jackson, and MAJOR
Walker.
Among the speakers from abroad VINO
have been invited are Fred. Douglass,
Charles II. Porter, George Teamoh, j. Am
bier Smith, George Arnold, Thomas Bayne,
Samuel Kolso, and ID. +. Bats.
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BriefS.-A selected team from Company
B OF the First Virginia regiment were in
the Hammocks yesterday evening engaged
in target practice.
There has been no cases on the Police
Court docke for TWO days past.
The population Of Manchester, as return
ed by the enumerators, is 6,03G. From the
manner in which the city was laid of it i
impossible to give the population by wards.
II is probable that the Hastings Court
will adjourn for the term to-day.
Arrangements have been made for hlling
all OF the city pulpits next sunday.
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yesterday evening for Baltimore, where he
has embarked in new enterprise-the
manufacture OF an invention Of bis own,
which he calls the anteZimotic chemical dis
infectant.
Captain G. +. Ashburuer, who has re.
sided in Henrico county for number Of
years, leaves for the North to-day. He
goes to Newport, which place be proposes
making bis future home. He will not,
however, sever all connection with old Vir.
ginia, since he still retains his farm near the
city.
Received, handsomely gotten-up march
composed by Professor c. e. de N0rdendori,
and dedicated TO General ". s. Hancock.
The regular Friday.afternoon excursion
train TO Bon Air will leave the Danville de-
pot this afternoon at $50 O'Clock. These
excursions are becoming very popular.
Mr.. William II. Woody, master boiler
maker OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway
Company's shops, who was so painfully
scalded last Tuesday while examining the
defective hues Of q locomotive-b boiler, is im.
proving.
The Norwegian brig Andrid, KIavenus
master, cleared yesterday for Santos, Brazil,
with 1875 barrels OF -four, valued at sli,-
7lS.25, shipped by the Haxall-Crenshaw
Company.
Rev. Father Carnes, OF st. Patrick's
church, who has been quite i'll, is con-
valescent.
Captain B. s. Fitch, general freight agent
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany, has resigned, to engage in business IN
Colorado.
Mr.. John P. Branch and family, who are
now travelling in Europe, are expected
home next month.
Rev. Dr. Armstrong. OF the Monumental
church, will leave the city next week for
needed recreation.
The City Council Committee on Streets
will meet at the City Engineers office this
evening to consider the proposed route OF
the Richmond and Alleghany railroad
through the city.
E. o. N0ting, ESQ president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, and family, have ar
rived in Germany.
Mr.. Belvin's condition last evening was
reported unchanged.
Rev. Mr.. Barrett has been called by
Bishop Dudley to become the evangelist oi
the diocese OF Kentucky.
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Personally Benjamin |. Eddins, a
former wei.knOwn resident, now Of Ten.
nessee, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. John i. Sampson has been appointed
a notary public fol- this city and Chester
field county.
EX-Councilman Isaac Kahn has been con-
fined al home for two weeks with severe
attack OF rheumatism.
Miss Kate Bradley, daughter OF Cornell
Bradley, formerly OF Manchester, died in
Georgia, Jaiy 21st, OF consumption.
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OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PCBLic are hereby
notified that we In daily receip, OF extra addi
tions TO our large stock OF Ladies' and Misses New
ports, Aimees, Queens, Careys, Camilles, jose
phin,s, Carnivsls, and other Leading Styles o
Sandals and Slippers; also, fine LOT OF Gsntlemeni
Low. Quarter Shoes. Having just purchased large
quantity Of these goods from New York and Boston
at gssatiy reduced prices o~lns
~ the laeness OF the season, are enabled to one,
,osueemtn,s 10 price, rs well as fun stock 70 seles
nom. HERMAs BoscHES a BROTHER,
5O7, coo, aud Oil Broad street.
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,TEN MORE UNIVE RSITY
N HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

U.A. STROBE tM.th. Medanist, L. Val. Principa
aud Instructor IN Mathematics and hatura
Sciences. .,.,,,, =,
X. (. NELSON. VI. A. University OF virginia., In
giructOr I'm Greek and Lain.
CF KENT iedurated In Germany ana Tor many
wears resident IN Paris. Instructor la German
French, Italian, and spanish.
This SCHOOL Is strictly preparatory 10 the Uni
versitv Of Virginia. Special attention l. gwen u
teaching stu6 nis speak the several languages ol
Europe. 49,. ,,,.,... .,,,
Charge for half session, 1928. Reduction MADE
An favor of a ministers .on or of two brothers.
For catalogue, address The FklNCifAL'
~ lQ-lm
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CANvAssgRs. The following canyasser'
have been appointed by the Conservative
Committee:
Tenth Senatorial District Benjamin
Mines, OF Shenandoah.
County canvasser, Louisa: James Law
renee Jones.
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MRS. ENGLISH'S SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AID LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST ERANKUIN STREET.
WILL BE REOPENED TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
21. 1850.
The success Of this school during the past year
has encouraged the principal 10 secure IN addition
10 the corps of teachers of last session other vau'
able assistance.
For circulars and further information apply 10
MRS JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
tx 4 NN(FIm
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LAcEs! LACEs! LACEs.
LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
have made large additions 10 lh,ir stock Of LACBs
See their large assortment Of
ToRCHON, LANCUEDoC, CLUNY,
RUSSIAN, SMYRNA, AMERICAN,
SAXoNY. GUIPURE, ANTIQUE,
BRKToSNE, CASHMERE, YAK,
and other fashionable Laoes. They also show The
largest stock OF HAMBURG EDGINCs and INSERT.
INGs, all OF which will be sold al The lOwest prices
LEVY BROTHERS are now selling their stock Of
SUMNER DRESS GooLs at and below cost. Now y
the time 10 buy.
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FIRE YEsTERDAY.-Yesterday, just be-
fore - o'clock, the roof OF No. 500 Eign-
teentb street, owned by Mr.. Golden and
occupied by colored people, took fire from
sparks. The roof and upper story were
burned, and the fire was communicated to
the roof OF the adjoining building, which
was also partly burned. No alarm wa:
turned in, but Steamer Company No. and
Hook-and-Ladder Company No. went
around and put out the fire. Loss, $3.50
The buildings were insured for $3.50 each.
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A PROBABLE FRAUD. Mention was made
in Yesterdays Dispatch OF the receipt OF
telegram by Mayor Darlington from the
Norfolk authorities in reference to boy
named Wright, who claimed to have been
stolen by gypsies from the farm OF Mr..
Lawrence Moody, near Manchester, some
two years ago. BY direction OF tue Mayor
Major Poe referred the matterto the Mayor
of Manchester. Mayor Gentry yesterday
interviewed Mr.. Moody, who is head miller
at the Dunlop-McCance 6our-mills, aud one
OF the first citizens Of Manchester. Mr..
Mvuuy s.areu ttat tic suspected that tue buy
was named Campbell, and that he was the
son OF The man who was until very recent
date manager OF his farm near the city.
The boy ran of about two years ago. Last
winter he came back, and, after being kind
" cared for by his father during the win
ter. absconded again last spring. Mr.
Campbell, the boys father, is at present lly'
ing in or near Richmond. The boy ha,
doubtless become tired OF wandering, and
desire, TO return home for another supply
OF clothing, preparatory to taking trip tc
some Of the numerous northern watering
places.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Cry School. BoARD.-A meeting Of the
City School Board was held yesterday after
no0n-President (Mayor) Darlington In the
chair: Alfred Moses secretary. Present |:
Messrs. Knight, Moore, Straus, Rady, Scott,
and Superintendent Peay.
On motion or Mr.. Straus the white and
colored graduates Of the High aud Normal
schools Of the past session were elected re-
serve teachers.
The Committee on Schools reported that
II is ,neypedent to charge tuitiOn-fee for
the ensuing session. The committee fur
ther recommend that after the present sup
ply OF teachers already elected is exhausted
an examination be held, to which both
graduates and others shall be entitled TO ad-
mission, provided they are bona fde resi-
dents Of the city. This resolution was de-
signed to inform the people that graduate
OF the High school may not necessarily be-
come teacher.
On motion OF Mr.. Straus the latter part
Of the report was recommitted. In refer
ence TO that part OF the report In regard to
tuition fee, the Board adopted the section
on motion OF Mr.. Rady.
| The special committee on additional
school accommodations reported tEat the
contract for building q oDe-st0ry house TO
contain four school-rooms, had been award
ed to Joseph NJ. Newell Il Son for the sum
of S3,93S. The school-house is to be erect
ed on the lot recently purchased and situa-
ted on the corner OF Twenty-sixth and
Leigh streets. The suggestion OF the CON-
mttee to add another incomplete story cost
ing 81, ,340, was not adopted for the want OF
| funds AT the control OF the Board.
| The Supervisor submitted report recon-
mending that the President OF The School
Board be requested to make application to
the City Council that sewer and water
connections be made TO the new school
houses on Twenty-sixth and Leigh streets
and on Marshall near Hancock street
Adopted.
The School Board awarded the contract
for furnishing the supply OF coal for the
schools and teachers to Mr.. c. III. Page.
The secrttary's monthly financial report
was received and approved by the Board.
After the transaction OF other routine
business the Board adjourned.
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Love rules ;he court, the camp, the grove,
But this We find wbere'tr We rove,
That sozoDosr alone supplies
The dazzling teeth aud ruby dyes,
That lend the maiden half The charms
That win her to her loyer'sarms.
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THE HAxALL-C -CRENsHAw CoNPANY.-Cap-
tain Philip HaxalI has been elected Presi-
dent Of the Haxall. Crenshaw Mills Manu-
featuring Company to succeed his father,
r. Barton Haxall, Esq, who declined re-
election
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DE MORTUIs.
Fall Of Years and Full OF Honors.

DEATH OF WILLIAM GREEN, TBE DIsTfN
GUIsHED LAWYER, vHs RIPE SCHOLAR, THE
HONEST MAN-PEACEPUL CLOSE OF LONG,
USEFUL, AND AN HONORABLE LIFE
SKETCH OF THE DECEAsED-THR FUNERAL,
&C., &C.
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KICKED By CAROLINE.-It will be rtmem-
bered that the good old county OF Caroline
was the first to break ranks and lead of in
the unanimous nomination OF the Conser-
yative- Democratic candidate for Congress
at the Ashland Convention. One OF the
best among the many good things said that
day by the unsuccessful candidates in their
speeches endorsing the gallant nominee was
spoken by Judge William /. Clopton, OF
Manchester. In the course OF his able
speech on the campus Judge Clopton said
{" How forcibly, gentlemen, am l remind
ed hy the events Of this day OF another
well-remembered scene far back in the hap,
py days when my heart first felt the iolfu
emotions Of cloves young dream In those
DAYS loved, and the object OF my adora
tion bore the dear name Of Caroline. With
all the ardor OF 10y soul pressed my suit
but she was deaf to my plaintive appeals
and treated my profiered love with scorn. Ii
the usual language Of the day, she kicked
me. And here am to-day, after all these
years, and for many Of them happily
married man, again kicked by Caroline"
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
Thermometer YESTERDAY G A. NJ, G7;
8 A. NJ, 10; noon, s4; 2. M., Sc; 6 Z.
NJ, 81; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, 77S.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAS. MADOUGALL, 10 A. W., furniture, show
cases, &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, +. NJ. frsmed house
Spring street.
FRANK D. KILL & CO., 6S p. W., trustees sale OF
valuable Broad street property.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-FOr the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
possibly occasional rains, winds mostly
from northwest 10 northeast, stationary OF
higher temperature and barometer.
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1IOUNT YERNON INSTITUTE, 4(

NI Mount Vernon Place. Baltimore. Englsh,
French. aud German Boarding and Day school i0r
Young Ladies. Mrs. NJ j. JONES and Mrs. MATT
LANi, Principals. assisted by Professors l.: q.
BRICKENsTElN. SIDNEY LANIER, Il. BAR.
sxnefience and ability. superior advantages are
offered on account OF delightful situation. Ihe
,wentv-hfst annual term will commence Stt-
TEMPER PORN. Circulars sent on application.
IL S.N0d2m
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For GoUT, DYSPEPSIA, Bilious, Remitient, and
Intermittent Fevers Diseases Of the Blood, Liver
Kidneys and Bladder, DIR. TUFTS PILLS have been
wonderfully successful. These diseases are the re-
suit of yiia,ed blood As blood-puriker they have
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THE OPERA TO.NIGHT.-M and Mr..
Bernard's opera OF the "Duchess" will be
nresented for the first time tonight ut Mo-
zart Hall, and Richmond musicians are on
tIp-toe OF expectation as to the result. II
Il he A success, M we trust 1t may be, Rich.
mon will have the proud boast OF having
besn ITS foster-mother. From indications
the new opera will have a brilliant reeep-
tion.
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n. KLIYsoN 4 Co., advertising agents, inaess ~
yertisenenu In eli Of the newspapsrs Of ne unlsee
s,ass at pablshers' ratss. Orders len q u ~
pstsA eosstias-rson WI rsssive p'snSs sss
len
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-30

POLICE CouRT.-Tbe following cases ol
ordinance violations were Yesterday dis
posed of by Justice d. e. Richardson
John Grubbs was fined S2 for sitting on
a bench in the First Market.
Ell. Hobson was fined Sl0 Tor allowing
his driver, William Stewart, TO drive faster
than the law allows.
William Boyd was fined 81 for throwing
rocks in the street.
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EMINENT DIR. II. X. WALTON,

Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
is superior 10 CodLiver OH or anything have ever
used in wasted or impaired constitutions.