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a'Cnres levers, Congestion, Infanimatio Ions - q
Z =, worms, Worm Fever Worm Collie. -. 20
2 =, lryaug-Colic or teethfng OF Infanta.,... q
:. Dtnrrhwn, of Children Adults.
!. DyHrnterYl Gripping, Bilious Collie go. rs
:. thOlero-m 0rbus, Vomiting. .,...,.... Is
= Coughs. Colds, bronchitis. .....---- %
Neuralgia. TOothHche Fnceac he .-.. -
y Headaches, STICK Headache. Vertigo. ~
~ Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach .,,,...,.,. 81
X . suppressed, or Painful Periods. -. rs
~ whites, TOO Profuse Periods. ..,......... Is
y Group, Cough, Dificult breathing 80, rs
T. =, Enlt Rheum, Erysipelaa, Eruptinns . z,
~ !. sheumntisna, Rheumatib Pnlns... a5
x :, EeNer mud AQue, Chill Fever, Agnes. 80
- :. nesr blind or bleeding. 70
:. Uphthlnmy, and sore weak Eyes. 10
y =, .nlnrrh, acute or chronic Influenza. so
X =. WhoOpinR-COuHhsv violent coughs, :. 80
~ :, AMhmn, oppressed Breathing. -, 30
81 :. Ear DtschnrRea, impaired hearing. =. 50
~ .. Ccrolniu, enlarged glands. SwelliugS... 80
~ :, sscnernl Debility, physical WEAKNESS. 80
a. nropry ana scanty secretions. ........... 80
81 fu-SActLuess. sickness from riding, 30
g :, NluneysDtseuse, Gravol............,.. so
w. nervous Debility, Seminal Emi--
-. st0ns, involuntary Discharges, 1 O.
rive bONesswith one S2vial of Powder
An =, very necessary In serious cases,.....b 90
x r0re Mouth, Canker ..............'..... 30
= =, Urinary Weakness, wettinR bed ~ 81
& =, Inlntui Periods, with Srssms........ 30
~ !, EuueriuRn nc change of life. ...,.....I ID
~ :, tpliepsy, Spasms, 81. Vitus' Dance i al
- Dlpntherta, liberated aore throat. b.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-27
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the beet in tie vo,Id
perfectly harmless reliable and inst antaneous;
no disappointment; ne ridiculous tints or dis
agreeable odor. The genuine WIN. A. Batche-
lor's Hair Dye produces IHHEDIATElr a Eplen-
did Black or Natural Brown, lsaves the hair
clean, soft, bedatifai; does not contain a parti-
clio Of lead or any injurious compound. Sold by
all Druggists. Factory, 10 Bond street. N. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-27

For sheriff.
HENRY u. MAYO, Of Rock Island
F0r Clrcrit Clerk,
DANIEL ". DlMOCk, Of .Moline.
For States Attorney.
JOHN 7. kENWOktHY, Of AndduaiB.
For Coroner,
AUGUST SANISThDT, OF Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-27

nF ouIs OWN DISTTLLATI0N, ia the
~ ONLY brand made in this country by the
Holland process. II is genuine Geneva. at half
the price. Purely medicinal in quality. Put
up in barrels, Holland quarter pipes, and in ca
ses- Each bottle has cur initials thereon, and
each barrel or cask revenue stamp cur full name.
:. Vs. Take no other-they are mere i'm it2tions
Il. q. SHUFELDT AGO.
l44 l46 Fulton Street, chicagO.
Established 1887. feb5aIy
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6ols Propristors, /
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
r.esscr senator wfflson..sVE1as he
rrsasr,aes nf rTnmans Rights.

r.esscr frorn Senator wSlson-.SVhEs ne
Thinks or Human Rights
Rnsros. July 30.-The following letter
from Senator Wilson, Republican candidate
for yice-president, explains itself:
Nar1cE, MASS, July 20, 1872.
J. o. Culuer, Esq, State Journal Madison,
WIs.:
NV Dear Sir.-The mail has just brought
me o note and extracts clipped from news
npers purportiDg to be speeches mao ~
me. In answer to your inquiries nave 10
saw that they, and all thoughts and WORDS
of like character which have appeared lh Tue
napers. are pure inventions, wicked 1cr9eries,
absolute falsehoods.
Never have | thought, spoken, or written
those words, nor anything that the most
malignant sophistry could torture lnto tnose
words. I could not have done so. for they
are abhorrent to every conviction OF my
Judgment. every throb of my heart, every IN
spirItion of my soul. Born in extreme poV..
erty. and having endured the hard lot that
the sons of poverty are too often forced 10
endure, / came to manhood p~asslonately de-
voted to the creed Of human equality.
All nv life I have cherished as q DTlga1
hope, and held and avowed rs q living 1aitn,
the doctrine that all men, without dlstinctioh
of color, race, or nationality, should have coHl-
plete liberty-eXact equality-all the rights l
asked for myself. My thoughts, my recorus,
my pen. nv votes, have been cOnsecrated ior
more than thirty-six years to human rights.
In the constitutional convention OF Mas
sachusctts, in eight years service IN tne Sc
nate of the United States, in thirteen nun
dred public addresses in the press, III
speeches and writings that would ill many
volumes and make thousands of pages, l
have iteratcd and reiterated doctrines of
equal rights for all conditions of men.
Is it not. my dear sir. passing strange thai
partisanship should so blind men to a sense
of truth, justice, and fair ply tnat lne.
could forge and print abhorrent sentiments,
insulting to God and man, and charge them
upon one whose life has been given to the
cause of equal rights at home, and who's
profound sympathies were ever gwen 70 lne
friends of liberty of all races and natlonail'
ties abroad?
Yours truly, Henry WILSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
Mr.. Summers Letter.

Mr. SINNERS letter Is characteristic OF It's
,,,thor. II indicates his egotism and ms
Ignorance of the motives to political ACTON
He writes rs if he could influence the ehure
negro vote. whereas the fact is that he cannot
control n thousand In the United States.
The negroes are going 10 vote for GRANT
He who supposes that many OF them VIII
supnort GREELEY deecivcs himself.
70 see SUMNER supporting GREELEY seems
,nna,,irsr. We look upon him. despite OF
his learning, very much AS we do upon
Cuffee himself. We have no respect for sum
sER. He Is a fanatic. His requirements en-
able him to impose upont the ignorant, "h''s.
he must be the subject Of the contempt %
tbe great LAWYERS who sit with him III inc
United States Senate. A man VINO peiie'esanu
teaches, as he does, that the Federal Constltu-
ton is 70 be construed by the Declaration OF
Inaenendepcc Is not even fit to lead negroes.
Tn fact. a. we have already intimated, Sun
srK has some of the negro element In ms
romposition. They are naturally fanatics, as
ne is. They are impulsive, as be is. they
allow their feelings and their wishes to run
away with their judgments, as he does Ihet
are unfit to make laws, as he is. They need
IN he led. rs he does. No amount OF learn
ing can make a negro anything but a negro
and all the learning of SUMNER leaves nm
SUMNER still. A ripe scholar and the mos'
elegant writer amongst u public men, he IS
nevertheless, no part of a statesman. Tic
naturally belongs, like his negro proteSe-' 10
the party of hate and prescription; and we
have no words of welcome for him.
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a1ygsrAn nnrYgEs
Mn1vi1Ir, FLA, September q, isss.

DIR. WILLIAM a. TUT; Dear
sir.-In my young days I was rather Wild, ard be-
came the victim OF q loathsoHle disease. I was lreAs
After moving 10 this State was horrided at hnaiag
that the disease was making Its appearance again, IN
a SECONDARY form. Ulcers formed In my mouth anu
on different parts of my body. also becarae az
Hicted with severe rheumatism. / employed inner
ent physicians and used various patent medicines
for months, all to no purpose. Duriug q visit to
Jacksonville I saw your sARsAPARfLLA AND
ouEEN's DELIGHT. and concluded 70 fryit. !
have taken o dozen bottles. and believe that the poi
son Is entirely driven from my system. intend
continuing Il, however, TO make u sure thing OF Y
At f,e request of your agent send this to you. You
are nc liberty to use 1t as you Ike.
Yours respectfully. JOHN II. GULFosD.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILIOuSNEss.-
DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills exert a direct and powerful
influence on the liver, and VIII with certainty relieve
that important organ from disease and restore ITS
normal functions.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dyei is sold everywhere.
ty 2T-eOd&w1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
HI ED.


o, IN M G;EEU"TRGf$ WWAsSiiISGTnN, youngest child
of Henry j. and Emma Burkman: aged eleven
n rho frncr,I will lake place from the residence of
tho rarcuts. No. 37 Louisiana street, !tockGI,s.
TIIIS fThursday) MORNING ut 100 o'clock. Ins
friends and acquaintance Oh TIE fanny "le i"'i''N
to attend.
take these little lambs. said lie.
And fold them To my breast:
Protection they shall find in me,
In me he ever tlcst.
4, Dorl;rnv. King George county. Va. on the
evening Of 18th July. GEORGE. infant son OF J..
IIatlcy and l.. X. Norton, aged twehty-seEeh DAYS
At Roselyn. on tie alst Of Jnl,y; LUCY POM,
da"En, srr of IT the ,ha ln t@c lf; fhfHiF year " of h na" a es'0''''
Her funeral will take place from The residence OF
her mother THIS EVENING ut half-pasl o cioch.
Friends of the family are requested to attend.
On the oath Of July. at Iualter-past oG ne,tf.
II2IlE BIsuCK, daughter Of D. l.. ana Bcttle
Pulling.
Grieve not, fond parents, for little Lizzie,
Who was of your lIcInc the light,
For Gods bright angels passing over
Came and took l!cr In their flight.
Drr,u. on. tor see! transferred TO Heaven
Y"ur !Iowcr. so pure aud fair;
No azure gem nor ruby gem
Outslihrs yuur darling there.
Suddenly. at Glcnwood, In King and Queen
comfy, Va. on the eth July. 1872, RICHARD
THOMAS HILL. adolt"h son Oh Jalhcs W.. anu
Ruth T.. Walker. aged seven years.
Sad il the house and lone the hours
Since thy sweet smiles are gone.
But O! a brighter home than ours
in Heaven Is now thine own.
On 3lst July. at quartcr-past 5 O'Clock +. NJ.
SI,SAS ALMA, infant daughter of Ed. ana +. ii.
COnrl1 aged seven months and fourteen days.
The funeral will lake place from parents resi-
1uncc, 40. li2 Main street, ut 5 O'Clock L. Al. ~
DAY
Friends Of the family invited t%oattcnd.
Charlestown w. Va papers please copy.
On the alst day Of July. after u painful Illness;
John ANDREW. infant son Of George W. ana
Fid"lla G.. Scwcll aged five months and seven days.
Ills funeral sill take place from the resiIc,ce OF
his parents. AT rs Sixth street, on
MORNING. August lst. at 10 a. VI. Friends and
acuuaintanccS are invited 10 attend.
On the 3lst ulti'no. after Il painful Illness. which
she bore with Christian mrckness and f~ortitudr,
Mrs. MARY j. BoWDEN, wife of George r.
Bowicn. in the thtrtv-!irst year OF her age.
The friends and acquainttnrcs of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from TRULY METHODIST
church THIS Crllurs.lay AFTERNOON at 4
o'clock.
Baltimore San please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

SENATOR WILSON AS A KNow-NoTHING.-
We publish Senator WILSON'S letter denying
in a general way that be was ever a Know
Nothing. 1t will be observed that he does
not specify the extracts which he %pronounces
to be forgeries. He rests upon the general
issue. Now, we are sure that Senator WI
s0N was a member of the celebrated Phila-
delphia know-Nothing Convention and we
think we could find men in this city ,oho sal
soih h,n in that body. 1t Is d~iscreditable to
him that he should thus attempt to deceive
the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

MT MORE NEW GOODS FOR THE
HOT WEATHER.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS GOODS.
7. II. PRICE & co.
nave just opened 4 new assortment OF I'D
American and English;
PERCALE CAMBRICS. &C.;
LINEN and BATISTE SUITISGS, for travellers;
and other POPLINS ut la3c., 2oc., Csc,
and up:
ORGANIZES and LAWNS, plain and figured:
LADIES, and G~ENTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS,
LINEN SIIEETINGS, PILLOW LINENS,
TOWELS. BUCK GAUNTLETS. KID GLOVES
THREAD GLOVES, &C;
SILK SCARFS, every color;
PARASOLS, HOSIERY, &C.;
LINEN BOSOMS,
THREAD and COTTON SOCKS.
LINENS and C~ASSIMERES for gentlemen and
boys; WHITE DUCKS. &C.;
quality also, NIGHT GOWNS, klRTS ana
other undergarments for ladies, which Will be
closed out very low.
More MOURNING GOODS III GRENADINES,
IRON BAREGES, BOMBAZINES, TAMlSE.
GRAPES, and GRAPE Wells.
The SPRING md SUMMER DRESS GOODS
now on hand will be closed out without regard to
the cost of them. Parties In need cal, therefore,, he
supplied upon their own terms.
T. X. PRICE & CO,
iva 11Ol Main street, corner Eleventh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

We stated Saturday morning that at a eau
Gus of leading Democratic politicians held in
this city last Wednesday night it wastheJ udg-
ment of the meeting that Mr. Camden's defeat
was inevitable, and that his friends ought to
unite in defeating the Constitution to a Y
them from four years more OF Jacob ana 10
give Camden another chance in October. we
stated it as n fact, and repeat tasa fact. me
Register is silent. We expected 1t would aif
least deny it, Wheeling ItelhgeRcer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

IMAIGRATloS.-A meeting of friends of
immigration assembled in Norfolk on Tues
day. Nottoway, Lunsnburg, Northampton,
Caroline, Isle of Wight, Warwick. Elizabeth
City, Nelson, Nansemond, Southampton,
Mecklenburg, Richmond, Norfolk, and
Portsmouth. were represented. An interest
ing report was made by Mr.. j. II. SHANks.
Speeches We're delivered by Hon. Jous
GooDE, Judge Blow, Colonel Il. E. WITH-
ERs, Colonel LAMB, and Others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

Rev. JoHs E. EDWARDS, ID. d., of the M.
u. Church, South, comes out in a letter in
the Richmond Christian Adroca,e Of this
week in favor of determination mot organic
anionl with the NJ. Z. Church NORTH. We
regard this as a very important matter. II
may lead to good az well as great results,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

AN EX-CoNFEDERATE OFFICIAL UNDER JUDAH
BESJAMlN"KNows ALL ABOUT IT."-Nidgdra
Falls, July Pa gentleman residing in
New Orleans, a prominent attache of the
Confederate State Department under Judah
Benjamin during the late rebellion, Informed
me tonight that previous to the sale Of the
archives of the rebellion to the Government,
through the agency of Colonel j. L. Pickett,
himself and two other gentlemen examined
the documents and pronounced the majority
of them spurious, while many of those that
were genuine were thrown aside by the
agents from Washington who had been sent
to examine them on the ground that they
were of no importance. He claims that the
Administration purchased only those that
could be used effectively as campaign docu-
ments in the presidential contest. All the
rebel archives which were saved at the close
of the war were removed to England, in
Guiding the secret correspondence with
England, France, and other Powers, which
General Badeau has been endeayoring to pur-
chase for the Government for 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
General Banks Expresses the Belief
that Greeley will be Elected Presi-

dent.
Washington Special July 2s) to the Boston POST
General Banks, who arrived here this
morning. dincd with Senator Sumner this
afternoon. after which they drove into the
On their return Mr. Sumner ac-
companied the General to the railroad depot,
and the latter left on the 8 o'clock train tor
Boston. In conversation with an ac1llalnt-
ancc to-day General Banks expressed EN-
nllaticallv his belief that Greeley VIII be
elected President. Although Mr.. Banks mas
not "defincd" his political position, at least
NOT in an emphatic manner. it is very well
known that his regard for President Grant
is little if any greater than that of Senator
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
WROsADALIs! the great blood puri.

fer, is without a parallel.
WILLIAMSBURG. ~. April "a, 1869.
Ccntlemen,-I feel II due to suffering humanity
and TO the celebrity of your valuable preparation to
cav that 7 have used the ROSAUALIS with the most
decided advantage. As a blood purifier ills without
n naroltpl. believe 1t will cure every eruption Of
the skin which flesh Is heir to. besides possessing
great tonic properties. My family would not be
without 1t. Respectfully,
~ o7-dpdj,N f.. II. lively
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

DY ORDER OF TIE GENERAL
u BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the LIFE AS
S0cItTIOS OF AMERICA there will he a meet
ing Of the policy-huidcrs of said Association ut the
office Of the corporation. IN the city OF st. Louis,
on MONDAY The 10th day of August next. ut 4
o'clock p. N for the purpose of considering GER
tain proposed amendments to the charter OF the As.
~sociition, and 10 vote for or against the at"ntloil OF
the same. JAMES II. Blcll loN. Icsideht'
WILLIAM HANLEY. Secretary.
80 tirI = ~ III ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

Mr.. DAVIS N THE ARCHIvEs.-The New
Orleans PacGynu.e says:
ave were informed Il couple of days since,
on the best authority, that Hon. Jefferson
Davis has spoken to Il friend about these
Pickett :" Confederate archives" Mr.. Davis
desires the publication of these pretended
documents, to which he and his Cabinet gave
their assent, to be placed before the world.
He says that no such plan ever went from
the Confederate Executive Office, or from
any officer in charge of a department of the
Confederate>G Government"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
WATER FROM
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BOTETOUHT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THIRTEEN MILES FROM STANTON, VA.

The proprletors Of this valuable MINERAL
In order to have 10 within the reach OF the public,
have bad Il put up In HALF-GALLON BOTTLES,
In cases of one dozen each, and placed II on sale
at accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive of the character OF this
WATER and Its application TO diseases. &c. may
he had of the agents for the sale of the WATER In
Richmond and elsewhere.
We append "A letter from j. V. Daniel, Esq, attoT-
ney ut law. 4 highly respectable and wcll-knoHn
citizen Of Richmond
John Herbert CLuiborne, Esq, President Blue Ridge
Springs Company:
have repeatedly and continuously used the water
OF the Blue Ridge Springs, and with 4 long cSpe-
rience OF the waters OF nearly all OF the mineral
springs of Virginia, aud of severn! OF those OF other
States, | have never found any superior, nor, II taken
at n distance from their source, any equal 10 those OF
the Blue Ridge Springs as 4 sure but very gentle
aperient. tonic, and regulator of the stomach and
viscera. Unlike any other mineral water with which
| am acquainted, Its efficacy seems uniInpaired by
keepIng-at least in glass-Ur by exposure to the air.
I have used 1t with great advantage from 4 demiiobn
filled twelve months before. ] have sometimes
thought that l perceived, what others IN this city felt
convinced that they perceived. n dacideJ and salu-
tsry effect OH the liver where torpid or INSTRUCTED.
For home use I decidedly prefer TO any other mill
eral water.
Very respectfully, your obedleat servant,
P.F DANIEL, Jr.
Richmond, Fa, May 7thr1s72.
This water is for sale III Richmond, Va, by
PURCELL, LADD & Co., Druggists,
1916, corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets.
je l.-dot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

ANOTHER GREELEY Observation-Disclosures,
Pa, July 30.-The Globe, al old Republican
journal, published here, the home of Senator
Scott, to-day takes down the names of Grant
and Wilson and hoists the Greeley and Brown
don
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
EDUCArrOxA1.

CIVIL AID MECHANICAL ENGI.
.TECHNIC INSTITUTE, Troy, Il. g. I ng
ton very practical, Advantages unstr rnssedi in M
country. Grndrafes obtain excellent posl,ious. IL
timing improved course Of study and full particn-
lars. address Professor CHARLES DROWSg
Director. tx ,.,...h,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

NV ~ n ~. Syduor, pr. GEOhGE Is. STILL. ol
richmond. aud Miss BETTE SCOTT SiDNoh
Of Nottuwav. daughter of the ulliclIfinE lhb1slcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITrTF

NM ESLEGAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
w STANTON. VA, will begin It's twenty,
third annual session September 10th, 1879. VII.
LIAM A. HARRIS President. with an able corn.
of twenty teachers and officers. Than this no rni.
Iece for young ladies ranks higher. SClESfF
and LITERATURE are taught by graduates 81 cur
first universities and colleges. FRENCH hy i
native master, MUSIC by six professors and teach.
ers. among whom are two Of the most distinguished
and cultivated singers and teachers of vocal mu>ir
In the South. This Is one of the healthicst climatS
I'm the world. Pupils who come here with feeble
constitutions. chills and cllmataI diseases. are cn.
tIrcly restored.
Buildings and grounds arr elegant. Scenery SIR.
passingly grand and beautiful. making IL ono Of tic
~ioveliest college llopes In the Union.
Over one hundred yOurg ladies'. Us boarding pupil.
attend this school from fifteen southern States.
From Judge John \. Hendren. VI. A.. University
of Virginia.
I regard the Wesleyan Female Institute A. one NJ
the very best and most attractive schools In The
State.
From Professor william Z. Peters. IL. d.. Of the
.. University of Virginia.
Young ladies' committed To the care of Professor
Harris will enjoy advantages of moral aud intclIcr.
tual training rarely found.
From Bishop r. NJ. Marvin. ID.
The Wesleyan Female Institute Is an honor t1
the church, Instruction Is thorough. All CLASSES
stand high. The most talented professors are I'm.
ploycd. The school is very prosperous, ard &c.
serves TO be 80.
TERMS ron TIE ENTIRE COLLEGIATE YEAR
Board and tuition In the collegiate course. :?u.
Music and other extras iandpra'c.
Fer catalogue of %lfty-fcnr pages. address
REV W. 4. HARRIS,
jy 2f-eod7tSwI S%tauntO,i, Va.
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hsHINGTOS AND LEE UyIvrn

ANN ASIlINu IVN NM JTF UNIVER.
Nv SfTY, LEXINGTON. yA.-Tbe next sessin,
OF this institution Will m on the THIgna
THURSDAY Iath} OF SEPTEMBER, fs7y. ana
continue without ~iUtrTmissson until the fon,;h
Thursday In June. 1873. The Instruction embraless
thorough Classical. Literary and Scientific eonrses
together with the professional departments OF la.
aud Engineering. The entire expenses for the a..
sion of niue months need not exceed sSeo or So,
according 10 the price billboard. Arrangements ara
also made for messing. by which students may re-
duce their expenses tn $3.50 PEI session.
For further Information address
g. w. G. LEE, President
or WILLIAM DOLD.
iy osLl5twSt Clerk OF F,rul.y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

SCOTCH WHISKEY.-Two puncicoh,,
- IN bond. I,pported by us direct from GlsSsoS !
due article: 50 barrels"R. & Is" MhlskSy. ,n,,,%,
In the Yallcy-had The advantage vi n,c SI .ny.,l.i
10 barrels j. 6. True & Co.'S pure NC" - 80, H..
d~istillery /: loo barrels W. Wallace's pure M?a", .,e
Dew SOU Own :" aud :" SlmIies,s, huSu.>
Whiskey. fly ri WI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
E1T DON'T MISS THE GREATEST
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

nf7~ DON'T MISS THE GREATEST
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
SILK STRIPED GRENADINES ut CSC. worth soc.
SOLID BLACK GRENADINES at CSC. worth SOC.
per yard;
Best quality LAWNS at i6sc. and 20c. per yard;
Fine WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at 25c., soc., and
3Sc. per yard;
Fine STRIPED MUSLISS at 30 and acc. per yard;
Very pretty SUMMER DRESS GOODS at ls3c.,
2Oc., and CSC. per yard;
Best BLACK MOHAIR ALPACAS at SOC. 10 II rs
per yard;
WHITE PIQUEs, with satin stripes, at ?oc., 25c.,
and 3cc. per yard;
Yard-wide BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS
at l2lc. per yard:
The cheapest SHEETINGS in the city;
PARASOLS. LACE COVERS,
LAMA LAC SHAWLS,
BLACK and COLORED SHAWLS;
KID GLOVES EMBROIDERiES;
LADIES' and CENT EMES'S GAUZE SHIRTS,
and many other summer goods to be closed out at
and below cost.
Orders froSr the country filled at lowest prices.
WILLIAM THALIiIMER & SONs,
corner sixth and Broad streets, land
jyA 1913 Main street. opposite the post-oifice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

10 Connrsrospssrs.-ao1iyer came With
out d responsible name. His letter goes into
the waste basket.
We cannot undertake to answer sucn ques-
tons as that propounded by Louisa cor
respondent.