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Cold P!ma morning gentle
man on board the schooner "Sereto,' now ly-
ing iii the dock, while walking about stepped
upon the grating which broke and preeipita-
ted him into the water. Finding his position
uncomfortable, lac called loudly for help,
whereupon rope was thrown to him, which
he instantly seized, and was being drawn on
shore, when the rope suddenly parted, and the
unfortunate man made a second dive for the
bottom. On again coming to the surface, as-
sistanec was rendered him, and he soon regain.
ed terra hrma, none the worse off for AN early
plunge bath. ## 8I
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M0satdta BoBad.-The travel on the Central
Road is very heavy at this time, most Of the
travellers being from the South, aud bound
Tor the watering places in the mountains of
Virginia. Let them come-therc's room for a
few more thousand
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Rsr J. c. Long will deliver an address bo.
lore the society of Alumni of Richmond Col
iege, nt O'Clock tonight, at Grace street
baptist Church. The subject selec ted for the
occasion is one that viii prove interesting to
an intelligent audiance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29

Let Of.-JaInes Dixon, the bread maker, was
before the Mayor yesterday for pounding his
VIE without cause Jim was rs cool as GU
cumber when called up, and his wife failing to
appear against him, he was discharged.
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Rough Usage--Durins the alarm Of fire last
Monday night, n young man was accidentally
knocked down and run over by IL hose reel, but
escaped with whole bones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29

Catfsrpiiiary and other insects are making sad
lnroads upon some of the shade trees on Main
street On Eagle Square they have almost
coated the green foliage of one or two young
trees with their webs, and unless they can be
driven OIL or destroyed, will injure or kill the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29

A MELANCHOLY AFYAIR,-THesday after
noon it was the intention OF Captain Prince,
Chief Of Police in Toronto, G, W. 10 have left
for Quebec for the purpose of being married
late Hon. Mr.. Primrose. On the afternoon Of
Monday, Captain Prince received u telegram
informing him that his betrothed had been Ia
ken suddenly ill., and was not expected to re-
cover. Yesterday he received another mes
sage, stating that she had bfea ihed her last on
the previous evening. She will 10 inferred on
the day which had been fixed for her bridal
Toronto Gi06s, f
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A HORSE THROWN ONE HUNDRED FEET By
THE LocoNoTivE.-At Patterson, n. J.. on
Friday last, when the Buffalo express train
from Jersey City was passing the Lafayette
street crossing, the locomotive struck horse
driven by Mansei, the North Ward baker,
making Il total wreck of the wagon--throwing
the horse loose from the vehicle. and pitching
HIM distance Of sixty feat before striking,
when the carcase OF the already dead animal
tumbed aud plunged along forty feet further
making an entire distance of one hundred
feet,
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DAVIS K oRNtS

y ATTORNEYS AT LAW. RICHMOND. VA
he subscribers having entered into co pa rtner-
sllp ~ the practice of tho Law, will say 10 ther
!Fdnds that they will promptly attend 10 any bust
A"s. entrusted 10 their in an, Of tn. Courts
Ded in the city Of Richmond aud IN tho cluntiys of
land.
}. \. DAVIS,
NV 5o-Sln T. = ORVI2
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Pacific Asetfsg.-The residents of Oregon
Hill are 10 hold meeting morrow night to
consider the propriety of the City Councils
placing new reservoir in that neighbor.
hood. Whether the majority will oppose or
favor the scheme, remains to be seen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29

TIE l.. L. BIses have determined to celebrate
the approaching ith by an encampment at
1ouns's mill pond, in Henrico. They will go
OUT on saturday evening and return Monday
night or Tuesday morning.
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The Jan,essocs.-- This elegant steamship
sailed for New York yesterday afternoon, hay-
ing ON board goodiy number Of passengers
and valuable freight. For Northern ex-
eursion, tho Jamestown or Roanoke presents
extraordinary Inducements in eheapntss Of
passage and excellent Recommendations ard we
wonder that all irayeiers To the Empire city
do not take that line At this season Of the year.
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Fias Vsxsfablfs-The markets are abundant.
~ supplied with choiees vegetables ~ thts
time, but prices continue high owing 70 the
fact that a large proportion OF them ara
brought from Norfolk The weaihnf hss 1eenI
so Asasonable Or late, that gardener anticipate
large crops and Handsome yislds from their
labor.
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TfNETT A. JAMES.
4GENTS IND c0LLKcr0Rs

0hN ERLL CENTS IND COLI ECT0RS
.,.-., kitHsoSp. Va.
Atve their whole attention 10 re,tiu, ,,,, II 49, a,
taisact3Hk GAINS, but Will zttaud nr,r,,I w
"tho! bo2Iaass entrusted 10 t..r, fiA'F''' 10 ANY
RKPgRENCEs
lsAsrs TAYLOR WIiI,,,, r., II,
L. II. Nsurt K Co. Jnhn S Ers.o, ,oI Esa'
Nsacc " iihAms, At,'s At LIN es'i'' nv
- Law roLr.A. II -, 49,,
SteaTns 6rant .tT.w - "Nhu., All
tulIus A. Hobsnn ETw.pI e.. !,
80 ~ ~ =. Dogs ,pdlIn hppsrson
N1sa T. ;. " nus *. II. Whitiork 4 Son
II -, e.' 'st{' set n'tNeen Nam aud Franklin
Al" IL f'aT oi A"ssfs lssacs& iaylor's
% .-dm R0RFRT i, IntFa;i " T; l.
+ ID. YALE CO.. 100 Vain S,r.s,
- REFRiGEBArORS. FIRE AMI WirER
fEoUF CEMENT PAINE far PDUEs ~ -,
6"si sftIele for the purpose in nss D. 'N'
II y ~ ROh hS of the most approved kiud
~ hRACl.IC RAMS
itAh and RON PIPE, all sixas
r M S+;ff S+frfr StAS "oRh8 put mp IL Town and
H"tal and Family COOKING RAN GEs. and
Al AIIds Of Pill HBISG and GAS PIVFTSa
d@Ho 70 order ALso-ROOFISd snd GGTrERD
iNi. Heatns public and private huIldibs. IN nj tTa
''ti21S wAys known Ia mode n Improvement
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LAW CARDS
,.NI-S> LEE A pIr..,>r.

"a >xNS> LEE n pLEASaNrs. arron
SH5A-A ,NhlS : LAW. Practice ~, a., ,lvit ~
utOE- N''~tiu ana hah-
IS N"lSt'"s Pab}:o and Commissioners ~ n,,a.
"e,' 'hrt Ste authorized 10 take Iiepost;ous tEJ.
Wis ArAnoN NkH.3utS NJ Deet.S lfnwoY. 81 80.
neg, DIS 81 safe &c, Ia he usad 5f recorded in H..
hergfAI states and leTnteries OF tho Cnon y" "a"
oihDe oa llth ST, Sal door from Main
Bfl, 1S4lY
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DEATH or AN EDIToR.-- Francis Eugene Bo.
ner, Esq, junior editor Of the Western Senti-
mel, published at Winston, G, died on Sat.
years.
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aAusrxIXx ATROCITIES. .s-sSsive 4 dog
tAd naiue," il an aaiage familiar To the world;
the Austrians are experiencing the proof VI L.
The Italian and French papers ara Allied with
nc ts Of outrage committed by the AnstriAns,
French recently accused tllem Of demanding
prutty women 70 be given mp 70. the raIacity
Of the soldiers. II Appears that the Austrian
oftcers a1sked for abeiIAdonuss for the alex
soldiers; the French, more familiar with pretty
women than the poisonous plants Of the phAF-
macopria, Translated the phnn0e jsii< feMsss,
{pretty w0men,) Aad ersated = vaAe aMOnas 81
Indignation Agninst tAeir enemy. ssses &
- sss 81
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poTTs. FARLEY Co.

70 nu-.,r >, - hCt EHSt fOAhISSiOt AND
fChH ARDIAG MERCHANTS.
Neafiy opposite the Columbian Hotel Cary st
Richmond, Va
Stsc al attention gwen to the sale OF TOBACCO,
w HEAT, and aIl kinds of PRODUCE and Eborui
advances made on conslEumcnts
RicH''bb i. F FARLEY Late Of Petersburg.
llENRl ). WILLIAMS. Late of Norfolk
JAS. x. MARSHALL. Late Of Petersburg
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Alrhmono Dispatrh.
nv cowARDIN na,fMERsrry

M TIE DAILY DIspArcH !. ..rv., ~ .,,,
Lis ., o. ~ ~ AVE- or.RrER CsSrs rpr wpp,
- iu Nv 20 te aFFieT weekly, Py,ee Tar r.;t,n.'
5sa fest, "r 81 70 for six inon<hs in o ai'inS'
o,ses = ~ tih SEAt WEEKLY n}spATCu i.T.s,,.,,
rs ',al ~ nv nv and frdss al 81 90 in adyanTs
uuLuay, shd hs lad 10 subscribers M NJ 80 sr"iS
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DIN y. GORDON son.

= Hrh STREET. NEIE rEE ExCHGNaB HnyKr
'HFI loT SAFE lerSc and full assortment OF RON
tnH'pI !sinS SEede's, American Hamutsred Pcru
II nAiAinered; English and Eng lsh Refined En,hxh' =
H.,3erlcsn' huss!a and initiation Russia SHEET
h1N. Hoops, Band and Scr-i Iron, Refined Plov
ron Sild flow PIa.aE. Also. -pln.e nf y.rlous
sIfas lc1 timers and rnaruf.cturers: Shect and
bolt EpPPER, Sheet Zine S2eitcr and tho WeI,Ix
''S'''''t. '''l" ~ WIN Ilaf keE. It's
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.A- r. X. Bass Medieines. for Summ
CoNrLAIEfs, To wit: his CURE FOR ASfATl
CHOLERA. CHOLERA AoRBuS, and all acs
o! DIARRHHA.
His CURE FOR DYsENTERY and his BI con
FLU REMEDI, are wafrnuted 20 cure fle Z
easss Tor which they are recommended, If tai
strictly by the directions, OF money refunded ON
return Of the medicine.
Gold wholesale and retail by
r. X. BASS, Proprietor, Richmond. Val
Clay street botwesn LIST and I'd. west side |
Also. By GRI BBS K APPERSoN, Druggist
No. 3oi Broad st. 10 22--I,a,}
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DEAN, HOB>ON JAMES.

Y Ntt-IA Il y -ftoEiII NUI IDE.
" hRye this day associated With us IN the Com
isslon business, VI r. JOSEPH $. IA rs, who Iur
the last two years has had charge of books and
well known to most of our friends. The business
N heresfGer be conducted under the sty le OF bosn
II ,hson Jsnas. DEAN ( HOBSON.
Richmond, June Ist. 1859. 10 I-dIucy4t
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n0NNA$ 4 CO.,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

II tUNNISNIUN MEFt HLNI6,
RICHxoHD, Va,
Sorit sonsigHments Of Tobacco. Grain, aud other
fIo3lee. for which the best mSrkot Prise i'll be OBJ
tanned.
UdIco ou Virginia st., near Cary feS-d& wsm'
" vi. SATTLER n CO..
" IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IE -
OILS, PAINTS, VARNlSHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRU SH tS.-We received by the late steamer
large suppiy OF Painters and Artists Brushes, OF
sGpotior quality, 10 which call the attention OF
..lt
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g. rARhE ro,>pExrER, ArroR

As>~Sc~ NEl AT LAW. RiCHMoEn. @ IUhi h,
EfAc'l"a "a iae e;S 9, k;ehinead aud ia ths conn
ga oasc' 'r ldsle'A Banding. eornor OF Ma, .nt
l{fh streets. -" aho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29

Di5dsrsedt!s Ofor.--A most unpalatable odor
greeted the olfactorie of all visitors to the of
flee of the Superintendent OF the Water Works
Yesterday morning which proceeded from the
Coroners room, where the putrid body OF q
drowned negrcss had been deposited the night
before. or course the corpse was removed to
the burying gorund soon rs the Coroner
could have it done but unless some de odor-
iZing agent is employed, the building will be
no nosegay for several days TO come. II dead
bodies are TO be kept un buried for day or two
To enable friends to identify them, it will be
necessary for the Council to give the Coroner
the means to preserve them from rapid decom-
position. jet OF water so arranged as to fall
directly upon II corpse might have the effect !;
but whether il would or not, some agent ought
10 be employed TO protect our citizens from
such annoyances as many OF them We're sub
iectpd to, on their visit to the office OF Mr. Da-
vis, yesterday morning.
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A LExAoDER MOTT,

y IUlTTONEER And COIHISSION
MERCHANT.
~ attend ,Ts FTsss9atly to thp s1Ie. Of HORSES,
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
Stork intended for sale will pieaSa DO entered be-
iors lnD morning of the Hale.
BRIDGEPORT CO.. Gen.ral Commission and
ID Forwarding Merchants, on tho Dock. Rishmona,
v. D. r. BRIDGFDRD.
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
ETINSLEY PATE.
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ELoPkNHsT MADE EAsY.-Thr Old Granite
State has sort OF free and easy way OF doing
up AN elopement. We see it stated that one
Warner, al Go1stown, n. H., felt that he had
an affinity to the wife Of William Mute, and
findIns that Mrs. n rsciprocated it, he had i
talk with the husband about ii, 'in the course
OF OF Whlch Mr Mute remarked sarcastically TO
warren that If he had any better right to his
"ife than he himself had, he had better take
her Warren replied that he had thought OF
doing so, and few minutes after said to Mrs
Mute, "Come BIS, make haste, we have "a long
way TO go" and they prepared to start Find
ing them determined 10 go, Mr.. Mute gave his
wife some wholesome advice, presented her
IS cents to buy fan, ahd Warren, with
Nute's wife, started oil on foot with no lug
gage or clothing, except what they had on for
Manches ter.
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Ea. Liver Inyisorntor-

HA- kidney and Bladder Cemplaiuts.-E1 "a
newnst and most important discovery for klddo
Bladder Complaints, Urinary Distinctions, Ieuco
rohoss or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, Physir
prostratlon and Debility Of either sex, is HARE;
H0RNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have SO
been relieved BY this wonderful COMPOUND. IN
prepared bs Chemist, and 10 pronounced 10y me- 4
cal mon aud those who have used il, to he the I'd
BUCHU COMPOUND in heworld. Large hottd
81; su,all bet.es. " cents. fresh supply Just n
selved by FISHRh WINSTON, Druggists,
10 H-3m Main street. Richmond.
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A Methodist Protestant church (the frat In
that city, was organized in Parkersbnrg, Va,
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NOTICE NO TANPAYERS.-Bo it ord.ir

NTUIVE IU T Az Pt ] r ht.-Do tt OItEaIIIHu
y ly the C,hIu-il OF the City OF Richmond, that,
The Collector pf tho City Taxes, shall annually sYe
4o,loe in AZ bsst four of the daily nevspapers OF
40 ritv for fsftcon days prior the hftoehth day
81 June that Ne viii attend at his Office daily be
"a oeli tho hours Of . o'clock, and o olocS'
= "A from thn 18th 10 tho 3oth Of juno inc luslvo,
nf las rurposo o rocsiring from rson charged
with CITY faxes the whola one halfolt the amount
ot Taos ebaTted, desuctins from the whole amount
~ orc half, sa tho case may no, ten per eentom
Thereon,
Tho Collector shall in like nannor give Hotte ior
hit-en d.s. pYior 10 the 10Th of December, thf no
NIii a,toud At his Office dally between the above
mentioned hours, from the 10Th to the 5ist oi DO
,"nILf inc sive for tho purpose of feeoirns rom
aAy person who has already pad one hall "hty nl
tho CITY Taxes charged 10 him, the remaining hall'
dsdue iuk from such half ton per cont thereon
IL pursuance of the above amended ord,nanee'
passed January lItl 1888, will attend Al tho Col
leetors Otce at the City Hal from The lbth 10 thc
Dth Of june, 1882 for the Pnro.e ot rSe9Irns 'ho
Taxes as above directed. JUL y A: fiOBooN,
10 lin Collector OF CITY OF RlehmoHd.
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<hmonp Dispattb.
'EDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1853
LATER FoREIos NEWS.

fHh ROUNDED or HtGENTA- SCENES
1T MfLiN-PROCL4MATIoNS OF THE
EMPPkDRS
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M Bennett. Diarrh9a kilIer-A positiy,
and speedy cure for DiarrhGa, Cholera Morbus
Summer Complaint, Cholie. Cholera fntantu!n, -
This valuable remedy has been for over ten sE,
before the public.
1t has been used and tested i'm one thousand casfs
or violent Disrrhra, and in no instance over fa..a
to arrest the disease. 4
Families should always be supplied for cases I
enIergeney. 4e sal H
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale hy
FISHER x WINSTON, Druggists
jss-lm No. l25 Nam ST., Richmond
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Nee Troop.-The Chesterfield Dragons
numbering forty-eight uniformed men, made
their first appearance at Chesterfield court
House on Saturday, and Were warmly greeted
by the citizens there assembled. Mr.. HENRY
Cox has been elected Captain of the corps Jo-
sHPH MAsoS LIST Lieutenant, GBoRGH GRECO
IY I'd Lieutenant, and WM. III. BRANDRR Or
derly Sergeant. We understand that the Com
pany held a meeting that afternoon, to make
arrangements for celebrating the 18th OF July
and that Mr.. WV. AMBROSE was selected to
read the Declaration of Independence and Mr.
W. r. HOWE was chosen orator of the day
The Troop have been invited to partake Of a
dinner at Chesterfield Courthouse, where the
4th Will be celebrated The people OF Chester
Held owe 1t TO themselves to foster this CORPS
for upon it they would be mpelled to RELY
almost entirely if the civil police of the county
should ever prove inefficient to the enforce
ment of the laws and the preservation of the
public peace. No infantry organization can
prove half 80 valuable i'll the country rs a
company Of Dragons, and every county
should have such corps, even if it had TO be
supported by a county levy, which, however
is not the case i'll this instance.
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OsfAfI PORTER.

s2z BROAD 81, RICHMOND, Va,
pealtr IN hn5 FAMILY GROCERIES,, Ii
u TORS, Se.. he.
All Kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE always on
CHEAP for CASH. je4-lIu'
EGGLE>TON FITZGERALD.
IL GROCERS AND
rOA9ISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers Ia WINES. LIZ UpR3. &x.,
usI It's No. IA. Pearl ST. Richmond.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

! Co0Is1snetmsHf.--The fifth annual Commence
ment OF the Richmond Female Ins tituto took
! piace at the First Baptist Church last night
and Notwithstanding the oppreesiyeness of the
heat the church was densely crowded with
! spectators TO witness the highly interesting
scehe. AT the appointed hour the pupils of
me Institute, neatly attired, entered the
church, followed by the graduating class nine
In number, and took their seats, when the
Bahd played an enlivening and appropriate
piece OF music.
anu eloquent prayer; and was followed by an
other piece OF music by the Band ESSAYS
We're ihen read by the graduates as follows
J. Beauty-Miss Mamie O. Gillian
:. Ife-Miss Mary +. cambridge
J. What becomes of the Pins Miss Har-
riot Ayres
T. The Practical-Mss Sarah A Hardgrove.
5. The Battle Of Life-Miss Lucy b. Scmple
o. Witehcraft-Miss Indiana Trowers
:. Iho End Not Iet--Miss Leila A. Turpin,
g. Yes-miSs Alberta Wortham.
v. NeYermore--Miss Rosa Young
AT the conclusion of the reading of the es =
nays, some OF which We're we'll written and in :
structive, as well az amusing Rev B MANLY.
Jr, conferred the diplomas on the following
graduates accompanying the presentation wi tn
remarks suited 10 the occasion:
Miss ii: Ayres-Natural Sciences and Moral
Philosophy.
Miss Nj. L. Dandridse-Enrlish Literature
Moral Philosophy and Natural Sciences
Miss Mamie d. Gilliam-Natural Sciences
and Moral Philosophy.
MISS Sarah A. Hardgroye-English Litera-
turc. Mathematics. Natural Sciences and Mo-
| raj Philosophy.
Mis- Indiana Trowers-Natural Sciences
and Moral Philosophy
Miss Leila A. Turpin-English Literature,
FRENCH, Mathematics, Natural Sciences and
Moral Philosophy.
Miss Albertha Northam-English I,itera-
ture, Natural Sciences and Moral Philosophy
Miss Rosa Ioung-English Literature Ma
turai Sciences and Moral Philosophy.
Miss I'll. -. Chandler q graduate of last wear
in several studies, graduated the past session in
Mathematics, which entities her to the honor
OF being JHH graduate OF the Institute. Two
others only have attained this Distinction Miss
Josephine H.FRagland, now Mrs. Long. of
Norfolk, and Miss Alice G.. Owens.
Miss Ella X. Harwood u graduate of last
year i'll several studies, is graduated now in
Natural Sciences.
Mr. Manly, after the diplomas were con-
ferred, delivered his Faiedictory, which was
marked throughout with good Judgment and
an unceasing interest in the Institute
The Inaugural Address. was deliyed by Mr.
Charles ii. W nston the substance of which
We have not time to speak Of The exercises.
closed with IL benediction
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n- Fresh Leeehss.-I have lust re ceiss
By Adamk' Express, fresh lot of sWEplS
LEECHEs. which will be applied upon most -
TO. Can BE- fousd at oil honrs OF the dsy Al ~
Hair Dressing Room under the American Hot
and at nis hs ON 9th street French Garden Hill.
ny 0-fs e9 X. G.. H0BSON
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INV EsLRstRIRER oEEERs His SER

! FItES, AS AICTTUN EtK. 10 thf eltlXoH. Of
Richmond and the public generally. plodiIns his
YsrilcHar attention 10 all salos entrustrd 10 his
osI0, feoing assured his experience An Auction
~il entItlo hlH To .Iare Of public patronage.
Once IN resr OF u. y. Jones Store, No. 10, Main
strest-sntrane5 III the alley.
tIty Inn / II DIEGFq
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Bathing, when INDUCED in at an early hour
of the morning, is conducive to health; but al
noon or evening, when the body is fatigued
and the blood excited, Is often Injurious
Morning baths act rs q tonic on most constitu-
tions, and give life and vgor to the frame;
while evening baths have a directly opposite
effect School boys sometimes inlure them
selves by bathing too often, and remaining in
the water too long. Five minutes time is rs
much a. any one should spend in th-tub
river or pond, and in many instances that is
too much. II persons of sedentery lives wish
to enjoy health, let them rise early, take n
plunge bath, dry off with coarse towel have
breakfast, and then take a moderate walk be-
fore commencing the labors Of the day. Try
the experiment for one week, and you will
readily discover an improvement in mind and
body.
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&. Ri Al I.Al

a.; EhERAL WzRDING IND con-
MISSION -AEHCF4NT r.rrrPxrTpc y.
\. W. Va. < B. ( q. r. H. A.
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I I VI I'M y n BKU..
J. COMHISSfON MERCHANTS

AND COLLECTORS,
Office corner 18th aud Bank SITS,
titr their snTvicrs 10 tho pu blio tho above ca
pSelty, and solicit share of public patronage.
GEO. ". II MPKIN,
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A Pietures. Pictures:. Picfures!..-
respeetfuly call attention to the following styles
Pictures now gotten up at q. w. AINNIS' PIlt
T0GRAPH aud PINE ART GALLERY. i
Main street Photographs taken from lie, OF snsl
coiorsd in oil. making speaking and tsautimi Ia
traits. Photos!sphs colofed in WAreh CofosS
and worked in India Ink, Hakiny n soft and del
every style OF hnish All on very reasonable tornn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29

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Particular attention paid 10 forwa rdinE u1,p.Fas
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