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TIE READJUSTER tONYENTG0N-IHE
LEADERS GATHERING.-Thp State COnYeU-
lion OF the ReadjuSter party will assemble
at The Theatre tomorrow night. Last night
a number Of the leading spirits were in con-
sultalun al their headquarters.
Among the prominent arrivals yesterday
were General William Malone, Ii. II. Rid
dlPDergcr. Colonel William l.. Cameron,
General S;ith Boiling. Colopel william ii.
stewart, James II. Robinson, Dnff Green,
Senator J. q. Cannon, Colonel John I.
>toyaIl, William II. Pcyton, :. Brown
Allen. aud Captain c. II. Cau>ey.
Among the arrivals in the city last night
were Captain John Paul, james \. Frazier,
X. Boiling Wilcox, w. VI. Elliott }. +.
Eskridge, +. :. Blair, y. Fulker>on, w. J.
Dickerson. George W. Ward. Henry {,
Wood, Judge klgour. aud Robert Sayels.
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ClOSipq krGc;See.- closing exercise
of The colored High school were largely at
tended aud We're very ntcreltine. All tn
pupils acquitted themselves Handsomely
ana di.played great proficiency. The pro-
o"amme embraced Ccclamat.orS, music
essays. The following pupils were distin'
guished during the session for scholarship
and department: Jessie {. Blnga, John
Bundy, Angie Epps. Mary foliune, Marth'
GREGORY. Ama3da Johnson. Lille Noon
Lucy walker, Horace Jackson, DdyiC
Moon, and Junius MoSby.
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY.-S sunday evening
about 81 O'Clock little son Of Mr.. Joseph
/. Whitaker, who resides at No. l3 Co
vernon street. fell from The third story OF
hi, fathers residence, and sustained iniu-
ries which resulted in death SUNDAY night
about 10 o'clock. Mrs. Whitaker WAS en-
gagcd in dressing ber little girl. and The
inlaut climbed up 90 the window. opened
she shutter and irll headlong to the street.
I'm the descent he !ell against the wire bold
ing up a sign. This broke The fall, other
vie he would have been dashed ~ pieces.
DR.. II. G. Cabcll was called IN. Du, Ae child
was injured beyond The aid Of human kill.
Very great sympathy wa' expressed for
the distressed family by their nel@hbors
and friends.
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Death Of Mr.. f. j. SampSon.-Mr. FRANK
J. sampson. the wcl-known rea' S'.'tc
a"eut and alctioneer, died III MS residence
on tine corner Of Tenth aud stockton
streets. sunday night about II O'Clock. Ihe
news Of Mr.. Samp>on's dea'h was u sn"GA
70 our entire community. lie was only
,oten :" @o lick obou, one week ago. His symp,
,on,s we're moi considered alarming nnIli
Ss,nrdny and fatal result was not appre'
hended until Sunday evening. n
Mr.. sampson was one Of the oe,t-Enown W!
and a. most popnlar citizen, OF Manchester;
and the death Of no one could have eau eau'eu =,
~ q greater @ or more sincere expression o. Oh
svmnsthy. : lie was one OF the best oil nus
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II XIRGINIA AGRICUL.

llEAL AND MIG HhNltAL Cbt.Lttb.-
Iul4raJo.nt rc o,ufion Of tte General Assembly Of
Nlr.inia OF March 9. 1850. it Is my duly 10 an
uouucr thst The Board of VI ltors OF tn NirGui1
Agricultural and Neth4nlcal college nave lcsplyrd
fo hrld = ln-ttlug ~ Blacksbulcon the 18TH DAY
or August NIX for ihc purpose IF eicciiug
professor and all pfh'r officers aud tmpioyccs Of
tlr College" AS DOW orgauiZ.d the chair arr -
follows Pre- dent an1 Professor al Moral Iilioso-
ul,. PrYfr.-nrof Natural Pmu-0uhJ and Military
Iaciic. Professor of ifhf mai"s Professor O kl z
Nsh Language aud Literature including pteunraiory
sfudi--I. Professor ot Agriculture. Chemistry, and
Nafurai History. Prof s>nr ot German. French. aud
Latin. Professor 90 Iechaicd Mechanic. and Draw
iDZ. Tie other oiacer, are IreI.ur3r. Farm MHna-
ger and lnv~lci2u.
Tho Pr.,idrut's salary Is $1,000 and . house; the
salary of csch o. If0ft.-er is > 800 and mouse.
The Board tf Visitor wlil meet also j 81 BOTH
80 ue iicgc ~Igiug.. In order 10 0n-ider whether
or Not ANY changes shah tr made In hc subjects or
di~ffihuiiOn OF stroie> or iu the policy ~ me Cni-
legc. Person, interested eau receive Information 10
% aii details by Corre, poUdcncr
Applicants should aa1r~ss lp~. A. NJ. EILEY,
Richmond. Va. who j. now the chairman Ot he
inafd. FRED. ". VI. HOLLtDAG.
So IT. Z'awGw Governor Of Virginia.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. WINsToN.-rhe funeral
Of the late Mr.. Joseph +. Winston took
place from st. james Episcopal church
sunday evening. and was largely attended.
Mr.. WINSTON was about liily-dye years oi
age. In the notice Of the sad and sudden
death of he deceased in yesterdays Dis
patch il should have been stated that Coro-
ner Taylor discovered an ugly, but not me-
ceSsariiy dangerous, cash over the right eye,
received in falling against the window OF
the bathroom when seized with the epilep.
tic fit, which was the presumed cause OF
death
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THE CAPITAL CITY yS. THE RICHAoND
CLUB-The game OF baseball played here
Yesterday between The Capital City Club, OF
Washington. and tac Richmond Club was
one OF the best AMI most exciting ever Wit
messed here, the score standing to in
favor Of the boy, from the Capual. The
VISITING nine played fine came, especially
in ,he field. while the batting was a hide in
flror OF the home club. who played GOOD,
steady game throughout.
To-day the Capital Citys play the Atlln-
ties. and another tine contest - expected.
Following is the full score:
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NO. ).

bands and fathers. man OF great enter
prise and energy and of strict integrity, a
good citizen. and true and faithful friend.
fiji, lns- viii be severely felt. The funeral
viii take place from the PRESBYTERIAN church
tins morning at 10 o'clock, and will be st-
tended br Manchester Lodge, A. +. and a.
NJ, OF which order he was an bonored
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Church NoteS.--At the Pr sbyterian
church sunday Rev. Mr.. Campbell preached
for he first time in some weeks. Ten mem-
bers were received on profession OF faith At
the morning service, and eight infants bap-
tiZed in the afternoon.
AZ the Meade Memorial church Rev. Mr..
AllensOn ohicialed in the morning and In
the afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Lacy. OF West
Virginia. has accepted call TO this church
and will enter upon his pastoral duties
August 18th.
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DEATH or Mr.. RAN. TUCKER.-Mr. J. Ran
doph Tucker, Jr., private secretary to
Speaker Randall, dice early yesterday morn
ing at the residence OF his iather-in-law.
Judge W. w. Crump, on the corner OF
Broad and Twelfth streets. Mr.. Tucker
had been in Richmond but a short time,
coming here while suffering from bilious
attack which came upon him in Washing
ton. His condition WAS nOtcOn>idcred Sc
riou, or critical until Saturday. when hemOr-
rhage set in, from the effects Of which he
died.
Mr.. Tucker was a son Of Colonel Beverly
Tucker and Il yoIlng man OF great bright
ness and amiablity. He was widely known
throughout Virginia, aud beloved and
esteemed by all with whom he came in con-
tact. He was possessed Of many excellent
qualities Of head and Deart, and his death
will be deeply regretted. He leaves wife
and several children.
The funeral will take place from st. PauPs
church tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock.
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ie l2-lns
TE'HE GREENBRiER WHITE SUI
l. PHUR SPRINGS. WtST VIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBRATED WArFRTNG-PLArF.s %
universally known for - alicrdtiye aud curative
properties aud Us fashionable uIfronagr. will be
Ouened by the new ONncrs on ibe POM NJ. At
the bindings have been thoroughly repaired, reft
ted. aud rtiurnl.h'd win costly AMI elegant room
and pBror furniture; gaslignt' and all the modern
improvements introduced.
Board. 50 per day.
Boar, $40 per mouth iof iwen y.eigh diys).
The CALWEIL HOT ~. adjacent 90 the springs
- NOW OPEN, wi'h privilege % the waters. baths
and GROUNDS OF the >urings IN common with al |
other " itOrs.
Board uer day. -.
Board per month tof 'weuiy-elght dVsl. $50.
Descriptive pan phle, 10 be- had OF PURCELL,
LADD * Co, Druggists.
GBEENBRlEB WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE T.. PElJON.
20 O-lm Naneuinz Partner.
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OFFICERS INSTALLED The following off,
GERS Of Damon Lodge. No. I, X. of p, have
been installed by G. c. II. A. Atkinson, Jr. 4:
Joseph I. Allen. z. c.; w. a. BIanken-
ship, {. c.; G. w. Thomas, V. C.; ID.
Lark. Prelate; d. e. Richardson. Nj. OF Ex. /;
w. B. Smith. NJ. of F.; X. A. Hughes, X.
Of X. and g.; A. B. Ferguson. NJ. at A. {;
! Charles Burton, |. g.; j. e. Williams. o.
6. Damon Lodge has large membership
and is In a very prosperous condition finan-
eially.
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SUNDAY RoBBERIEs.-S time Satur-
day night or SUNDAY morning Mrs.. Virginia
NJ. Roddy was robbed by Sallie Walker, her
colored cooh. OF about bfty dollars IN
United States currencyIaad numerous ar
tcles oi wearing.apparel.
About % O'Clock Sunday morning the
store Of Mr.. Jonn Ahern, on the corner OF
Leigh and Third streets, was entered and
robbed OF bag Of coffee, some bacon.
hams. and other groceries, the value OF
which was not asccrtaned.
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officers Electld.-- Dale Lodge. knights o
Honor, has elected the following officers
Charlie, +. Morgan. =. D.. +. {. Wei,lger
V. D.; Henry Frzcerad, y. ID 4; John l.
Vaughan. Reporter; Thomas W. Gentry
T. r.; /. c. Wells. r.; William J. Jones
Chaplau \. Fitzgerald H.; and l.. y
N nm
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WEATHER. REPOEV.

INDICATIONS FOR ToDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlsntic states, rNny followed by partly
cloudy weather. southerly veering to north
west winds, stationary or lower tcmpera-
ture, followed by rising barometer.
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The UNDERLINED viii continue IN MS own nalne,
Al The Oh sand OF JAMES M.TAYLOE Il sos,
corner Eleventh ami Bank streets. ne !; !.
ESTATE BUSINESS 10 al ii, branches. be VIII
OF roai estate Oh comui- ron, io the renting uf pro-
prriy and collection of Irgt.. lad tD Sac n,gpttion
Df loan. - ....
LOR and JANE, II. TAYi or & ~'N. which "as
,,t3nl, he'd forty Nca- ago tine undersigned rrturns
hi. ihauk, fyrIIc confidence whcn ha- been repOsed
I'm the lave nr and sucit- from IT, patrons and The
uutlIc a continuance of their pttronage, promising
10 Give MS be-, tifpri, 10 promote men nicrest.
Very respectfully.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
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The Police B0drd.-A meeting Of the
Board Of Police Commissioners will be held
at the MayoI' Court room tonight at S:lj
O'Clock. The commission il composed a>
follows: James \. Gentry, Mayor aud e1-
Cfici0 cbiirman. and COuncimen X. T. Bal
lowe, j. K. PeIdue, William II. Walker, and
j. II. PattcSOn.
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DIR. Ttrr's PILLS.
VUTr'S PILLS.
syNrroMs or 4 roRrIp LIvER.

Loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowcls Cos'ive' ram
tn the Head with dun sensation In ,he back part
Pain Under the Shoulder- BlSde; Funess Ancr
Eating, with distncnaiion TO eNeriion Of BODY or
mind: Irriabiiiiy OF Temper; Low spirits; Loss
of Memory. with feeling Of having neglected some
du;v: Wcariness, Dizziness. Fuuering atihe Heart
o,s Ecfore the Ewes, yellow SKIN, Headache, Rest.
cssncSs al night, niehN- -Cologed Urine.
II THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEpED So
RlOUS DISEASES WILL soon
RE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are eSprcially adapted To Srch
cases one dose Effects sgch change OF feeling as
Go asion.sh The Sufferer.
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Tux WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. with occasional showers.
THxgSoVErSR YESTERDAY O =. NJ, 20 !;
. 4. ", 81 noon. 81; L. ~, 81; q T..
NJ, 81; EIdnigOt. 70.
Ae.n tempersture, 50 1.0.
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The Sunddy ScbOOiS.-At the PreSby'
terian sunday school Sunday evening l0O
prizes were distributed 10 the pupils for
puncruaIity.
The Christian Mission sunday school
meets every Sunday morning at O'Clock,
and not in the afternoon, aS heretofore.
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HOR sFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
FOR bY>PEPSIN AND NERVOUSNESS

The late Wiu,ow Lewis, VI. D.. the distinguished
physician of Boston, said " Having in my own
person experienced those IN, for which the Acid
Pho,Dhlie i, prescribed, !, having found great re-
rief and alienation by iis use, most cheerfGly At.
test NY appreciation OF its excellence"
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CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
:. sTAUNTON, VA.
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase i'm prosper
iv from year 10 year - ofrrs superior advantages
iu location: in It's bindings and grounds; ln its
general appointment aUd sanitary arrangements
its fu corps OF superior aud experienced teachers
ifs unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern Ian.
guageS. tluCufIom line arb. physical cuifulc. ana
instruction in the theory and practice Of c0oktug
Tho -lcces.f .fu efforts msd" T. secure health. COM
fort. and happiucs: i's opposition 10 cNraVagA AHcc;
Dts -iaudsrd ot sol.d scholarship.
For udi particular appiy to thc Prncipil for
cata' gut.. J" lS-2h
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GEAsONAnLE GOODS.

FLY.FANS. BRUSHES. ana rEAvs,
ICE-CRENN fREtZtE>.
WATER-COOLtES lnd WIRE 'ONtR,,
PLATED lCf-rittHLi~.
\ few more REFElGEKhIOR>,i 70 be closed IA
rrytrdie,, Oi cost.
The largest ,tock %. DINNER-, TIA. and
TOILEI-sfrs 10 De rould ia the d,y a. lowest
h.uIes.
.p.cial bargains iu VASES, CABINET SITS,
and FANCY GOODS generally.
II yOuwI,n TO save money give me "a call
?. TAYLOR,
IL l0Il Nau street.
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Personal Mr.. G.. \. Lyon, II Washing
ton, formerly a well.knOwn citizen OF Ricn-
m0nd and Manchester, j. IN the city, the
guest OF Mrs. T.. jane BaIrd.
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When gazing 10 y0ur loYer', eyes.
How DON his sense of rapture dies
If there's no sweetness IN your breath;
II by your falling teeth be- shown
That >OzODONr 10 y0u's unknown.
Ana that yOur mouth IS suffering death.
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\ ~INGULAE FACT-NUT FOR The NATU-
rAL!SrS 10 CRACK.-A citizen OF the West
Fad, IN every way worthy and reliable. has
scat Us the following interesting statement
oi a singular facr he has often observed in
reference to English Spairow>
"Thc writer has a son who has pigeon
box. Out Of "a Nhim ne fastened upon the
front OF it piece Of lookin--gIa,>. perhaps
a fourth of square foot IN size. some Eng
liSh sparroWs bult IN this box. and took up
ali their spare time in lighting the image OF
themselves IN the glass. They would fight
by the hour. and pant with labor and heat,
flying violently against the glass. taking
breath, and trying again and again. Ibry
were not observed al first 10 do 20, but
lately they take a goods zcd gravel in their
mouth, and strike the glass again and again
with all their might.
"There i, no doubt Of the fact. We have
picked mp the gravel occasionally when they
would diOp It. sometimes the gravel i. -
large a. Il dried 5lack-cye lcI. The wri.D''
idea j. that This i their way oi fighting
when the battle becomes tough. Cannot
think their object to be to break the glass.
what do the naturalist, lay?
Yours, NJ
WHO will explain? Were the SpIIroW>
irvirg to break thc Sia,>? Did they know
the mirror was ela-, and could be broken
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DIVIDENDS.

MERCHANTS AND DPLANTEEs SAVINGS BANK.l
RlcuMOND, July 2, ESQ. !
FNHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
4 hsve dee iarcd a DIVIDEND OF THREE PR
CFN T.. free fcOm ali teXrs payable to Inc stock
ho g. r on ana aiteI III : h instant.
WILLIAM \. JT\kINS.
fv3-1w Cashier.
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CIGAR.FACrORY, FIXrURES, GOOD.


CTRAYED OFF. JUNE Gill, 4 iysSJS
SsMALL RED BUFFALO COW; ears1--.>-
slIgnliy cropped yiyIng liIiie mns ANY ols n no no
has taken her up ana docs not INFORM p,e WIZ Vo
dealt with according 10 law : or any taformsion
will b. snilaoiy rewarded by sgpriHS a., ~
south kirst street. "
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Fms1 NAIIoNAL BANK or EIcnMooND't !

THE DIRECTORS OF IHlS BANK
HAVE THI. nay DECLARED 4 SEMl-
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF PER CENT, FREE
or ALI. TAX. PAYABLE ~ Tllk STnCk.
July, 1850.
Je 25-i0t :. A.. GLOVER. Cs.bier.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA HONE IN>URANct CO.l
JuN 2. 1850.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
/ THIS COMPANY HAVE DECLARED \
DIVIDEND or rot = PER CENT, payable to the
-. kluiIer, oa and after ti- loan thafaht.
ly SIT q. {. WHEhEI. JR.. secretary.
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1Nn E- IAr,GnrnN. l0 4. M.. general

JNO. r. LAUGHTON. 10 =. NJ Qeneral assert
mtni Of household furniture, sc.
T.. =. ANDERSON & son. 10 4. NJ. groceries, re.
ROBERT g. LYME. +. W. desirable cars. street
torres with dwellings over each, on north slde
% Car between seventeenth and fisnteen' Il
Nos. 7ld AMI 1880 inclusive.
". GODDfN, II NJ. 0ue-twelfh Interest IN BRICK
tenement on Ttnfh hrtween Marshall ana { ay
streets, Gpi 0,ite 10 Richmond Female Institute.
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NEW CHINA GOODS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 RIZONA SILYER.MlNiNG PROPER
~ TY tcR SAlE -llAlF INTEREST Ia .
VALUABLE PROPERLY. chyap. Apply 70
b. II. LtNARn,
jy 6.ir' ford,s Hotel
CIG GAR-FACfORl, FIN RE>, GOOD
y WiiL,-SC- Sc FOR SAit-ia eNeel'nt oo-
uOruuify for any Doe VAN sin2 capfisl :n sep lnt'
au alrva0y esisbished ,nc lusrltiye business. For
H. Ep>FNBhRG'S,
" l eot3t 1917 'ap ''"e''
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InS,aHai.0nS.-lI Henderson and Stuar
lodges. |. o. o. f.. will install their newly
elected officers tonight.
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VI. ELLYsCH y TO-, advertising agents, insert ~d'
yertisements IA al Of the newspapers Of the Unies
supes a: publishers rates. orders len al the Dt
yatch counting-room will receiys orsmpt stten
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SPRINGS.
EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHU x

L'AIQI INK IIIIt I I I TT I u
Il SPRINGS This famous SUMMER RESORT
vii be re0ptneI Jt'Nr 10TH under The manage
ment of +. rENNkY CO.. OF tr Naiion,l Hotel,
Washington. DC The finest hotel In the south,
with AL modern improvements throughout lncln-
i.ng hot ana cold hath conyrnlen 's on each nOor,
electric bells. ana "a.
The medicinal properties of the water are re-
uOWned for thcir eff cy ia dyspepsia, dropsy, aud
all malar.al affections.
Board per day. - TO =. according 10 location of
room. per week, ~ 20 SIS.
For further Information address \aii0nal ilote
prior 10 june ION; sub.equcut, to Whfe sulphur
>puugs. fauqner county. VI. IN lS-2m
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cial success to lhc Attucks Guard, for
whose benefit IL IL given.
The second representation will take place
tonight.
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ORKNEY sPRINGs. VA. NOW OPEN.

~ Board per day. according 10 location Of room
aud number of persons ~ same, $l.5O 10 $50 !;
per wees. ~ - sll; per month. $50 10 t3o.
Special contracts win families and parties NUMBER
Ing over seven per,ons ~ less rates. BOund-trip
liCSets from EichmOnI 10 orkney over Chesapeake
and ohio railroad, good t.l obpr Ist. ia.
JONES & PARKER.
ie l2-lmk Pfnntieinrs.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE .IRGiNIA FIRE AND MARINE)
ISsTkANCE COMPANY.
RICHAOSD. Jane ", 1850.
The Board Of Directors OF ihi, conIpany have ms
dav declared "A sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
1--WE PER CENT ffIee OF taxi. out Of The pr0hih
Of she pasi nix bon;hs. payable 10 Stockholders on
je 23-2w W. ii. MCCARTHY, seereiary.
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RGcHNoNDs.

SCORE BY INNtNGS.
. 3 6 :
Capital Ciys.-......O o / q l O.
Eichmond-.....,......0 . q 1 o 1 l-3
Earned Wns-Nouo.
Two Oa-c- nIts-Wi~c.
first nl,c on hal..-Clp'tal CiUs, /; Rich
moud> 3.
FIR; base on error.-CapIth Ci.y,, ); Rich
monds %.
Bpulic plays-R chWOuds |.
Passed balis--Dcges. /.
Wild nj. che-- VIE. 2 ; Tn kcr. 2.
Time ot gime-2 hour, - minutes.
t'uDrre- Nr. Graves
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EnI,CATION a..
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON,

OPENS its thirtv.Grst ses.ion SEPTEMBER 20
lSSO. Among the tr>t schools for Young la6irS IN
me I'niisd Stale. Climate unsurpassed. SurrOUnd-
fngs beautiful PumI> from seventeen salts.
AMONG THE LOWEST TREMS ~ IIR MON.
TERMS: Board. Washing. lght>. fush>h curse
7 ain french (or Zach half OF the SchOS.tic
-
AL eNtras very low. tor catalogue, address
EkV. WILLIAM \. HARRIS, -. y,
IS f.o0d7i&Nff President. stanton. Va.
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&. ZlllMER. 1915 Main street. furnishes pic.nic'
anI festivals with hi, doiicIous lCE-CKEAM at Tie
most rtr cnabi" rate.
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UNION BANK OF RICHMoNDl
I.... u q. lAA

rrUE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i HAVE DECLARED a DINl - - OF
THRFE PR CEN1. forsl.50 per sharel free OF
tax paysbIe 10 tne stockholders ON ana aner the
III day 0f July. 1880. JAMks MILLER.
IL 2G-J0t Cahhler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-06

ORDERS FOR lCECGEAM on sunday must -
left on saturday az e.. ZNlMKR's, l3iS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-06
RfCuNONp. VA. July |, 1850.
rHfuE EIpM nE IAMES VI ANI.nR x,

l son ha, been dissolved by the death OF an" Sc
Nor partner. Al person, having claims against
siid firm will please pr''.ent Them tor settl' urn.
Al per-ou, indebted tJ if VIII ni"a,e make pa, nent
,rifhaut d.iqv II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
surviving Partner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-06

MANAGERS or FESTIVALS AND EXCURSIONS
will save money by calling al XIMMER'S ice-crcam
factory 1915 Main street, before making their pur-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-06

Police CoUEr-J4Siire H. T.. RictTi-
son presidiug Alexander PAYNE lcoiorrd)
v.> lined - iar assault oH II. Byrd. Com
nittad for twenty dlv, 10 dci,uit.
lia Morris and FnUic Wtl,on were fined
- 80 eacu Tor Gi~ordt.ly conduct
Several cl>c, were coulinUci until t)-dtv,
and q number were baiIcd hy the magi,-
irate, saturday and sunday unt.l the same
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-06

NAIIONAL BANK or VIRGINIA
EICHMOND, VA. June 20, J $50. &
fNHE BOARD OF DIRECTED OF
Il this bank have declared a DIVIDEND OF
THREE PR CENT. free from all taXes, payable
% fbe stockholders On ana after the LIT July.
L. 3O.Ot j. ". Loo kWDpD, Cashier.
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NEW HOTEL At OCEAN VIEW.

Ac ,ommOdsiions Tor 800 guests. Finest fishing
and surf-bsthIng iound on lbe Atlantic coast steam
railroad, hsi-hour from Norfolk. brass and string
Dand. New n,hmg- aud pleasure.bo boat. Adjress
J. 4. KENNEDY.
Superintendent ocean View Hotel,
or l.. s. poDsON. Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk. Va.
Ia. 4 L
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~ ~ gu yafss n ksgt Estots 1Gds baNes,
tas ft - JIuWGTV i,,f tJSt az gfins ths fGresfp'
h. present ysqr t,re g. ~ pad Dgtts purchaser
On m sntsS Hi0de bett0sy ne lSt 0fJUiy AMI ids
or th year me toIss hace 10 be p0if by tAs setter
rhis custori WA zdOptrA bout nftcrh yrArs axe
~ all he real estair sstnt. fn RichnpnG' ana Ssr
n.issro Richm9pH an' vicinif''