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SUNIssIssY MARKETS.

Corrected Weekly for tho "Amorican."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per BARREL Sl5 90
do do do do per cwt so
Rye Flour, per bbl 10 90
do per cwt 90
Wheat prime red per bushol 80
Rye, do 90
Corn, do 90
Oats, do 10
Potatoes, do w
Dried Peaches, pared per pound AZ
do do impaired do 30
Dried Apples, do 70
Dried Cherries. (unstoned,) per bu 80
Butter, per pound, 20
Eggs, per dozen, y
Cheese, per pound, %
Lard, do 20
Hams, do 20
Shoulders, do 20
Beef, hind quarter, do l6
% front - do 10
Mutton, do Is
Chickens, per pair 70
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For THROAT DISEASES and Affections Of
the chest, "ByOrn'S BrOHchim Tr0ches," or
Cough Lozcnges, are of great value. In
Coughs, Irritation Of the Throat caused by
cold, or Unusual EXertion of the vocal
organs, in speaking in public, or singing,
they produce the most beneficial results.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-07

SPEER'S SAMBURG PoRr WINE.-We have
been too long pallcd by the villanous trash
sold as pure wine. Our bona ricdnts will be
pleased with the rich taste, agreeable flavor,
and fragrant bouquet of Spccr'S New jersey
Samburg. 1t is especially RECOMMENDED to
weak and sickly ladies, by physicians, for
its purity, non Intoxicating qualities and
tonic and restorative properties. a wine
glassful of this wine, with a fresh raw egg
or new milk, taken first thing in the morn
ing, is said TO prove highly beneficial in
cases of Pulmonary Consumption. The his
tory of the wine is quite simple. w. A.
Bennett sells it.
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H'I' TlC TTTW TILVIVIIIya IHNUUNUTC.
lOuIs, truly, +. :. SHELDON

: DR.. ScuEScK.-pcar Sir.-Abput two years aro was
taken with very Troublesome cough aud pam in my
dong anything for myself. Then / applied iu physi-
cnn, who acnLcd me fUr about three months without
rendering any service also obaincd the adv ircand
treatment n physician IN one Of our hospitals ana also
had the advice and treatment Of two other physicians,
hmt all tn no purpose. During this long space ol tine
was nearly dead several times my friends came to
and witness my exit into the sprwoTld. l was
fined to my bed two months at time. My brelthng
exceedingly short gave M several tiucs an hope
Of getting hcttcr and regarded getting well, that
entirely out Of the question. And To think this day am
well and h~uy was ndvircd l,y some {" my friends to
try Dr SCnENCE's Medicines accurdncly bought bot
tie after bottle, until reached the ninth; then found
decided change IN my cough for the better. suffered
severely from rrlitaun ut the heat, ard two weeks
after commenced taking your medicine this difficulty
cvrSt,L
Wh,n first went To Dr. Schcnck IS Office it was with
difficulty t.atl couIj get up into his reception iu"m
wCn. aud Clcd; my SKIN SllhW i
though had the rudicci felt dun, heavy and slccnss.
IT. Schchrk. after examining me sau nom ny hW''
were affected, aud gave nae but little hope; hut ls mcdl-
cncs, III about two weeks, took r'eht hold Of me- It
seemed n 20 right through ny whole system The lul-
mpmic Spiup SanWhcd Tonic and Mandrake Pills, all took
rI"ht hold IN ic r"ht place. The ms brought away
Quautitcr Of bile and slime; the Syrup lopancd the
matter my lungs which came "a very free the S,g-
Weed Tonic gave me al appetite, and everything seemed
tJ taste good.
10 show what great power the medicines have in puri.
flying my syslcu, and tn show how lnd diseased,
beside all the bile that passed my bowels, and The great
quantities Of ph'ogm and matter | cXp,ctuaicd, broke
uut al! over N lugcb lis that would continue tn gather
and ior about six weeks, and had time
twenty five hus Lave nothing Of the hiul noW, and
,c'i iiAr another person aUoI ther can safely say that
have ciny cd such health for i've yClr5 as de- now.
and cannot praise you and YOU medicines enough May
God abuLntlY bless and preserve YOU IS the sincere
desire at one who has been 81 wonderfully relieved
thr uah your agency; and II any Unc desires 10 know
Wlh regard To the tutiuncsa w thus report, II they VIII
call upon Of my friends or upon nc, Nod DRYDEN
Place, Thompson street, below Cudwaladur lhiH-
dcphra, they will hc perfectly satisfied with the validity Of
! MARY sCHNAIDT.
The above ease, as described, Is perfect? correct.
. 1 1 10 i,t rup Il. II,
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n Zoo PEgs NEAR! We wan

LADIES LASTING CATERS for sl,;5,a at
w. W. Apsey s.
LADIES' GLOVE KID BOOTS, at
w. w Apsl cy's
BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN, ut W W. Apsrya
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W " Apsl,y's.
SHOES OF EVERY DIsSCRIruuN:n'
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W W Agslls
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MOTHER GREAT CsiRr
IN THE CITY or NEW vo,,

IN The CITY OF NEW YORK,
OF highly respectable citizen well kno,,,, -, M =,
camille community, by W '"o Mcr-
DIR. J. II SCHENCK
TIE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR OF PM nistp,,,,
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June ., lSG6,-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-07

MlsTIN,s.-ThCrc will bc Il meeting "i
clubs at the Town Hall on Thursday night,
together with all in favor ol forming Il ba>c-
ball club. The Trustees meet on Thurs
day night. The committee Ia revise the
bylaws of the phllpl"gianS meet at their
hall on Thursday night ut ) o'clock ;
punctual attendance requested.
NorIcE.-Thc assessors book "i the
town Of Manchester is now completed, and
will remain at the Town Hail open for in
Spcction for the next ten days. All par
ties arc invited To attend and see If they
have been assessed correctly.
KILLING 4 Cow.-JamcS Bcaurcgard and
James Gaines, negroes, were arralgncd
Tor killing a COW, the property oI Co!onel
William .Ambcrs. The killing VAS entirely
wanton and Bcaurcgard >toutly resisted
the officers in the attempt to arrest him
Gaines was b@ilcd, and Bcaurcgard sent
on for trial. The cow waSa most valuable
one. We should be pleased to see sum.
mary punishment dealt out To all such
offenders.
WHEAT MIIL.-Aitcra 4 ,toppagc OF some
time fora thorough renovation and over
hauling, the Justly celebrated Manchester
Mills oI Dunlop y McCancc have resumed
operations. We had the pleasure of going
over the whole building, accompanied by
W. y. Stringlrllow, Esq, who has had
charge of this mill since it was built (IS53)
and who, from his iorty-ycars experience,
is perfect master OF hi, business. This
mill is capable nf turning out seven hun
drcd barrels per day in addition to all
kinds of mill otlal. New machinery and
the most improved apparatus have been
added To the mill, and in addition to this
they have 4 large quantity Of iirst-class
wheat and we believe that the Mancles-
ter Hour this year will fully sustain its c1-
ccllcnt reputation III the market. We are
uudcr obligations 10 Mr.. Stringtellow and
assistants for courtcSics extended and
much valuable Information with regard Ia
the ntodLs opronH through which the
grain passes tram the time il enters the
mill till il leaves for the market.
SPECIAL. NoTrE.-We are requested b,
Mr.. James \. Gentry to inform his patrons
who have been calling at the Contincnta
Saloon for the Leiy,' and other papers
that they will please hereafter call AT \
Baxtcr's, Hull street, which will be hi
newspaper headquarters until further or
dcrs.
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"J.s' su'',-" Exactly" '-solon shingis SAD
,hcy were there "evsry time he ,eit
:. owlsy IN the morning, g,shs ne h t""s sook Piants
i;n Bes II he Il f's he Tscs scEssd appse
gnid, or mentally oppressed. he took fl1n'auoh
Bters and they never failed TO set him ON his pins
Tew persons want any better authority but as
some may, Just read the following:
i owe Inaeh to yon for i !
"' "Rrv. W. H. WAGNER. Madrid. NY"
have been great sufferer
from dyspep:ia ard had to abandon prs1ss9ms n
"REv. C. A WILDWOOD, New York city
had log, all appette-was 80
weak and enervs,ed could hardly walk, ard had
perfect dread of society. Inc
Plantation B,,'srs hsys IS! y. a'i :, ,sh Mo-"
The Plantation Bittcrs have
cured lne Of a arrangement Of the Kidneys and
urinary organs, that distressed Inc FOR years lhey
"'' &C. c. MOORE, ?54 Broadway, y. Y"
Mr.. o. N. DEy0E, manager OF the Union Home
school FOR soldiers Children, says she has given
il 10 the weak and invalid children under her
charg" with the most happy and Sratfyins re-
suits" We have received over a hundred reams
u such certificates, but no advertisement ~ 50
effective As what peopl" themselves say "l S"o'
.rtIcla Our fortune and reputation IL at stake.
The original quality and high character OF thcs:
goods will be sustained under every and All clr-
cumstances. They have already obtained sale
in every town village, parish. and hamlet. among
civilized nations. Base iintators try 10 com" rs
near our name and style as they can; and because
good article cannot bs sold a. low AS poor one,
they fnd support from parties who do not care
what they sell BE on your guard. Bee our prl-
vat. stamp over the cork.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER.
spll hy all druggists.
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Doc. DAYs--IIor WEATHER.-Thew weather

Doc. .DAys-II0r rWEATHER.-The weather
for the past week, although hot and swell
,cring in the middle of the day, was made
tolrrablc BY the pleasant nights. The sea-
son known as the "dog days" which be-
gins on the 26th Of July and ends on the Zzd
OF this month, is always hot in o,'r ciiiilate'
but We may hope that when II shall nave
passed, the extreme heat will have passed
also for the summer. This season is termed
"dog-days" from the fact that Siyius, or
the dog star, rises and sets with the sun
during this period.
We were visited with quite refreshing
shower on Saturday afternoon.
The wcatherwiSe people say that il al.
ways rains on the first Saturday in August.
We have heard Of two gentlemen who had
a standing bet of new hat that it would
rain on this day, for twenty years. The
man who bet on rain won nineteen times.
An aged friend Of ours says he has no
ticcd this matter for something like forty
wears, and has not known it to fail to rain
on this day more than once or twice in the
time.
Y. B.-Don't (" ont without your UNI
brella on the first Saturday in August.
SoNsDr TEMPERANCE.--IL is stated that
this philanthropic Order is making rapid
strides all over the State. On tomorrow
Wednesday, q number of the Sons " OF
Richmond will proceed to Salem Church,
near Chesterfield Courthouse, to aid sevc-
raj of the Order there III organizing new
division. A public meeting will he held
in conjunction with this practical effort in
extending the principles of Temperance.
As many of the members OF the Order aS
caa do so are urged to be present.
TnE LATE MR. THOMAS RrTHERfo"RD.-
In the notice in this paper of the death OF
Colonel John Rutherford, it was stated
that he was the son Of the late venerable
" .Joln Ruthrtoord, ST." 1t should have
been the late Thomas RHhGt"ord. This
fact was very well known to the writer,
but he was Inadvertently betrayed into the
mistake in the rapidity with which the
notice was prepared.
Why Is THIS ?-Wc learn tha, some ul
the apothccaricS of the city make IN extra
charge Of fifty cents for each prescription
they put up after "A certain hour OF the
night. Why is this
THANKS rog PApER<. To the National
Express Company; to the Southern TX
press Company to Captain q. a. SchwarH-
man.
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From THE CorNTY.-E. ". Massie and
A. Davidson were examined yesterday be-
fore the county examining justices for
conspiring together and cheating Jacob
Cohn out Of five mules. From the evil
dence it appeared that the parties accused
bought the mules at auction, and gave
notes for the amount. Upon inquiry, Mr..
Goddin, the auctioneer who sold the mules,
did not think the endorsers Of the notes
we're responsible parties. The accused
we're applied to repeatedly, and as often
made promises to the effect that they could
and would get responsible securities. At
last Cohn had the parties arrested.
Messrs. Judson Crane, Alexander K. Hol-
liday. and A. Noise, Jr., appeared as COM
sci for the defendant, and Mr.. John B..
Young for the Commonwealth. The case
was sent on, the parties being admitted to
bail in the sum of one thousand dollars
each.
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rules held i'm th,

NIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
\ CLERKS office ~ the circait court Of Glouc.s-
ter county, At the cuur.houss, on the trst Monday
iu July, 1898, being the SECOND day "f the month,
Jefferson w. S,ubbs surviving par'n-ro oi The nfin
Against
Joshua l.. 'arret In his own right and as exscuser
oi John l.. HiDbie, decs Assd......". Defendant,
ls,HAS.shf
The object Of this suit IL TO set aside settlement
oi account. made between the said defendant ahd
John l.. Hbbir, acting On behalf OF the nfm ot
HlbbI. y StubD-, and to recover OF tue sA'd de-
f.ndan. the .um Of eight hundred and nfty nine
dollar with int.rert on seven hundred and sikh.
ty.ry. doIlarr part thereof from VI. z,th day VI
March lssO anG to attach the estate of the said de-
PENDANT In Satisfaction thereof And u Appearing
bv aidsvit that the defendant - mo, AIssidrht OF
th "a state IN il ordered that hs appear wibin one
,north after due publication Of this order aud do
wbs, is ssary 10 protect bis interest In this
suit. - ae"I'I,uy u c.pv ~ ~
iy y0-lavIwM JohS n. sAhi, u. y.
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who would not he beautiful; Who would not
add Ia their beauty What gives that marble
purity ana distingns appearance We observe upon
secret They use Hayans Magnolia Balm. Its
continued use removes tan, freckles, pimples, and
rouyhness from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth, Transparent blooming, and
rayishing. Unlike many cosmetics, II contains no
material in jurious to the skin. Any druggist Will
order il for vou if not hand, AT 50 cts per bottle.
w. E. HAGAN, Troy, n. y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES 4 co,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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II i.am most delightful Hair Dressing.
II rradi Gates Scurf and dandruf.
IL keeps the head cool aud clean.
Ii makes the hair rich, soft, and gl">syn
II prevents hair turning gray and falling Of.
IL restores halr upon prematurriy bald heads.
TINS j. Just what .yons kaihairun Will do. IL II
pr.tty-i is chcap-durable. 1t IL literally sold 10y
ia. car load, and yet its almost incredible demand
!. daily increasing, until there Is hardly country
store that does not keep 1t, or family that does
not use ii. . .
L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists
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UrimStreet'. tnimitatle Hair Coloring. Is not a
dive. Aiiinstantaneuus dyes are composed Of lunar
cItustIc and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty of the hair. This Il the original Hair Co
loring and has been growing in favor over twenty
wears |, restores gray hair 10 Us original color by
gradual absorption, In most remarkaoie manner
VI j. also beautiful hair dressing. sold in two
siLes-50 cents and *l-by all dealers.
G. HEIMsTREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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"MAsTER TOMMY" IL TRUrBLE.-Master
Tommy, alias Thomas Enox, formerly jig
dancer at the Odd Fellows Hall, was lodged
in the First station-house yesterday for en-
tering the shoe-shop Of Thomas Quarles,
negro, at night, and stealing three pair of
shoes, valued at fifteen dollars, and three
pair Of boots, valued al twcnty-three dol
lars. Tommy acknowledges his guilt, and
processes to he very pentcnt. The rob-
berry was committed about month ago,
and he says that since that time he has be-
come converted. He was TO have been
baptized on Sunday last, but for some
reason it was postponed. Almost too late
to mend this time, Tommy.
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GRUBBS < WILLIAMS will sell on the premises.
ats o'clock, u. NJ. = small framed house and
vacant lot on the corner ~ First and Byrd
streets
HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPERsoN will s.ll al
o'clock, L. N, on the premises, valuable lot
on the northeast corner of Main aud Twenty
nth streets. 10
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at hall-rast o clock,
7. NJ, Oh the premises, u house and loi on Jail
ullsy
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COURT ORDERS.
N GOOCHLAND COUNTY COURT,

III ~ ] ~ ~ i 4
/ June 18th 1881
J. w Walton and Phoebe Ann, his wife who was
Phabe Ann Jordan Alfred Grnmp and sallie.
his wife, who was Salli. Jordan Reuben sh.p.
herd ana Susan g., hi, wife who was Susan q.
Jordan; Henry X. Suckols and Lncie A., his
wife, who was Lncie 4. jordan Thomas j. Jor-
dan aud K. J. Jordan and his wife,. Plaintiffs.
Against
samuel NJ Jordan and the loirs of Reuben =. Jor-
dan whose names are eunknown...... Defendants.
Tho object of this suit il tn obtain a decree for
PARTITION Of III. tract Of land ~ which Joseph w.
Jordan deceased, died seized and Possessed, ly.
lug in the lower end of Goochland county, con
tanning about -ixty. two acres. between the heirr
Al law ot the said Joseph W. Jordan, according to
their Respective rights. This day came the plain
tits by counsel and died their bill. And appear.
INK by the amiAyit of the plaintiff, j. W. Walton,
anne xcd thereto that the defendants not rest
dent, of the State of Virgins, they are hereby
required to appear within one month siter the pub
licaion of this order and do what II necessary 10
protect their Interests In this snit.
A copy-Teste, WM. MILLER, ID. {.
iv lq--laMawA
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. -
POET OF RICHMOND. Ar"r>r I, 1903.
ARRIVED.
steamer Niagara. Couch, New York, m,rchan.
disc aud passengers, q. 7. Watson.
Steamship Hatteras, Clark, New York, m.rchdn.
disc aud passengers, :. Ayres i Go.
Steamer state Of Virginia, iray.rs Baltimore,
merchandise and Passengers. u. w. currie.
Steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan-
dias and passengers, A. Il. Tstum
steamer Thomas Morgan, Edgar. Cohbs Island.
mercha ndi>- nd passengers, j. " Freeman.
Schooner l.. J. Capron, Philadelphia, coal, Colo.
nsl Dillon.
Schooner Mary, Larx!n, Norfolk, shingles, -
wilcox.
schooner J. II. Lockwood, shcnet, New York,
ice, Smyth McGowan.
SAILED.
Steamer Grorgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers, J. II. Freeman.
BELUG.
seven vessels are reported below, bound up, and
q tow Ii expected up on high water this day.
rY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YuKK, August o.-arriycd, stedmrr> Sara
tOsa and A,bcmarlc, froIa Richmond
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u..-l. =, those whoare skop,ical aud pre-.
80. ..var!> medicines e i''' e'"'s =, -, ,,,,
-" +. -. -..tfE.t .uNrat.uu 81 lnack or I'M.
H.. 80 ,r...u,f.I wltA pr. T. kcnno.ds, ~
e. ~ VII vs. a regular Aradu.ie and
.....ss.r = mnI.c,ur, and stood !" thc Ars' rank
- me- year, n pa,Ion, Investigation 10
r-..,t...,.t cutuh4t,nf .uu ati th"r""n'ic"i
tr# -. r,., ia, ion.. hrforc his death,
......Gesl alua' two year, aso,t they h"f,
.....g,.t the mos; s"n.a"e expectations "i
n. l...,.. among whom h" rractc"d -,
= vh an nr. regular graduates, and have
,..s.. rst.. elm. fstr some yrtr~-to palm
.... /. =, people remedy IA which th"y have ."
".. s#.f.,' bat a. M contrary, they can, WIN
.-..y AID no utmost confidence, recommend
,..u..,i ,irHr confidence being hHsed upon many
r..r, "NIvr.~nc. aud trial. IN taking ana lfrsct'
~ r.t.+l1r rH',y,u., whose recommendation and
appreciation them can l." seen al the end "i lie
i''"'"'"' FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
n. viii j. fl certain safr 81! efficient remedy,
a.,'~i la all a-~ rt>diHst1l'' @aS M ,i'
$500 t...r.. ,fstn cpturlul sense would dictate
,...st .f. a~ra.1rusI.G> ot III" liver not /" r>e
.-.-y .ei. FIR the "hY'"a~ r"t>"n mar % ~ s"'f"
..r ...a>r#a,. Il ttuy substances. IL contains
E.r,rr fha. j, In any way injurious under
..s.g.s.u,.ut,r,, and IT. efficacy i not Impaired
rEEAN1ENEyTs oF THE Liver.
..s, earnestly y recommended fer the relief Of de
--. .araE.t. = the Nv"r such ~ Janniie", den
....t -rtrrt4uu ui tile. torpur Of the liver
..n.r..a.v In persons "f bilious t"rnrcIsment,
Al. H.. tunIs.tou> ordinarily called B.tI"u%.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
r.r.a.,a admirably aiapted to d"rangernent. Of
H.. t..r-..tr nf-at~. stcn a. dyH" f,l.' H"Af 80"
r.,.. ! t..mE ~ te,d, lo>s ~ appetite, painfnl
4...-t.t .sra hu.uiache, &c. II san IHdisputahls
h. t... I.ra,.nHett "f,he digestive organs con.
-. .rt. wl#tl uaw threatens To- invade and de-
r#ee..sr mHr country; seems hr,t and m2st Ia.
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Ex-CADErs.-Ex-cadets and graduates of
the Virginia Military Institute are re-
quested to bear in mind that their meet
ing takes place tonight at Virginia Hall at
half-past O'Clock. 1t is desirous that .
full attendance should be had in order
that the Organization should bNcompleted.
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\ pleasant Arr,Ir.-Ycstcraav. after
the IIcnric" County Corrt he'd adjourned.
Mr.. =. II. Huffman, IN" ncwly-uualilicd
sheriff, surprised the rncmh"rs Of tho
court, bar, and Jury, ly AZ invitation 10
dine with him at The >hcri!''s oGicc. Ac-
cordingly the party adjourned to- the Office,
where fine dinner. composed Of all tn"
nice things Of the season (wcakcncd watcr
includcd) was laid ont for them. Mags-
trates, lawyers, and inrymcn don't often
meet with such surprises rs these, and it
is necessary to say that the one of yester-
dav passed off very pleasantly, as such
things always do.
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Lyons EXTRACT OF PrRE JAMAICA GIxGER-ior
Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn, slck Headache,
Cholera Morbus. Fiatulency, SC. where warm
and entire purity makes 1t cheap aud reliable ar
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at
5ocents per bottle. Ask for "LfoEs' fule Tx
tract. Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
spN--ly sold by all druggists.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERr.-Elilai Saun-
ders was arrested Yesterday on the charge
of assaulting and beating Michael and Pat
rick Dooley. He was bailed to appear at
the Mayors Court this morning.
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DISPATCH FOR THE s.-Persons going
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DIsPArcH sent them at sixty
cents per month. Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING: /:


1 heretofore existing between tn under,isnsd
under the style Of MITCHELL TYLER. was dis.
solved on the I-t July by mutual consent, g. =.
MITCHELL retiring from the concern account
Of continued I'll health.
All persons indebted to the late frra are request.
ed to make immediate payment TO JOHN II.
and ali having claims will forward to him ior set
JOHN II. TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-07

A t;I-A DE MAGNOLIA.-At toilet dc
u i,,h, snps,ior To any cologne used TO ba,he
The f,Ta and person: Ia render the skin soit ana
fresh to all.y in aa mmsti"n L" perfume clothing
,r h..d.che nc ltis manufactured from the rich
snu,hrru Magnolia and Is obtaining patronage
quite unprecedented 1t is favori,e win actresses
and opera singcrs is sold by All dcHinIs Al one
dollar in large bottles, and by DhMAs bAhH ES q
CO New York. Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by ali druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-07

SUDDEN DEArH.-A party Of negroes
went from this city on Sunday 10 some
place ON the Mechanicsyilc turnpike, and
ate heartily of watermelons. A short time
after eating. one of them was taken sick,
vomited, had cramps, and died in short
time. The body was brought to the city
yesterday aud buried. No inquest was
held. --..