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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30


III hSnt'ns WIN .na' e'e'Nen' nnyn 10
so uselul servant, put 50 teITloie Ii
master, we must needs MAKE use Oh Iue
most approved ana enectual aus eise
inns are enemy, whlch gives no quarter
ana KNOWS no luw saVe tna, ol superior
IOrce, viii trluniln reu nuhueu OVER US
ana the Palhee Oh Yesterday peeol'les lle
smoking runs oi 70 dAy' ne lhlrouuc-
tlon ol tne hrs-ehSlhe, ny whlcn i tne oraNe
n.nts,s vi .nu "s'uG , J,oi JI"o i'O'' s,s - oT,e
s'"',. o'"s ,ir ,',e. ,,,oa, sr,
nion wv i. u,'N ",'g h'v, ,sorfo al rst
~ ~ ',l's s ,vr1 ;-.,-aas eo T., Tho farn, ard novcr
~ "ee u.,i,'S s''t 'h ti'i,,.,
" .i,-'u S,,,,, ,,ri,r hin ~
pl ~, NJ s''S,''o,"" '''V csn n'I
w",,.0 va, ,,s,i,t,s ,,ret cha,,,d In tl,,
ma3i; ne'1I,. oC ,Ia hose Snicb i"ods thn ssv.
,n~ w9tur where most needed. And as a
biave and wqll-otlicered army NAV be-
conquered from hack of proper arms or
ammunition. so the steamer of TODAY.
ehich can burl A stream for hundreis OF
G.pt. NAV he co,npletelv thrown out OF
service by tile bursting of a treacherous
len,rth of hnse. or before the heavy and
clumsy coils OF "four.ply" " can he
dragged to the sc,ne OF action and
brought into service, the flames may OBJ
tam such ascendcncy among houses Of
the modern st,le OF building, thai little
short of the cataract of Niagara would
Irytinpuish them. With the - steamers -
nf the t,rescnt daV hut little fault can he
found in the nose in present use, many
vit,l Il. feels exist. TLcy are too clumsy
Innl hujLv. loo ,yptusi,. to procure aud
.re..,tr. rus.rss Little intrinsic ttrrnsth,
ana Inn, randy dctcrioraics.
,...l.. t,,, b.st n.l. t,,u,e1
,.,Ii Ii,' Limit ,iv.,rd nnd :, uiur ,,t
.S o. ,,,,r r,nt t.. b.,gv and rlu,nsy
,,'',,Is ,nnst,rt nil,n,r I'm i,rrscrve il and
',',.,, II, ,' NV. js ,,,'1 III IN h,,,dIr I'M
''.'..',,r'. NJ ,.,tnr nndnr thn aid sehnud
, .i.', ;, iis,.,,.s,ti,,,, ,,,,s nnt sunici. nj
:, ,,, d.. s,..,,,,ors f',,c,. tl,.. Mi
,,'t +" ,',Ju,O 49,, ~ ,..ras IT, d,,, has r,,r
'"a""7 Wv ~ -.
Inc Iour-Pil ruupcr hu'o 10 c"''5 ''' uV'V'
oi one OF the most tic"chelo gus l'sle
ulchts III hlahul,ciuru asuost"ilVo l@ua' @
, se'slhs suehEtn anu 'i"sNVNy NJ ,,.'l
uhder colill'reaslun' NnI n''vihE nun
, ttndcity or power Vl i.ei.tahct u u
extension, Inc sulphur WIN Wni'l
the gum is 'VulcahHed docs hOt thHe
{ It's lrrscIN"tioh' hut We leF.rsc 1nu t','
yy os'l,'i'ly 81 ..p.s u' 8 ,,I ~ oIdh', ,d,,i,n
ns,VNu " ", "'''' ,'' c..,,,' ,i,,sso ~, t,
{ ta.'"i'f "i''1u".' ,,ro,,iNI s5til
Nli''s 10 II1 i'' ~. a.. Ia Nv, ma
r. " S"',I ~ H., oot',,i c..s, ~ th,. MI.
l9NeI ttn ."1 "oao' ,r.,.,jas' rtic'rs
+ nn.s ,, ulu'.i'o w. ,,a,,s h',ii. ,,
N u. E,cNs nt', ''I,'s "iS',,,, ,,,ai.o ,,,,
pust'n.'o '.,,,,.ahI ~ ,r, .in'. ,,s"
Hose nip,aV.i,'I'u 10, a' !, nyid'n
nV'e Snuu 1a s,,u,, tns,v.r wv ,b, capdi,,o"s "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30
Nritten for the -TArH JOURNAL.
AFTER A SHOWER.


~ NANANAAAHs
We bless thee. bless thee, summer rain,
Life to the dropping flowers,
Their mamma falling from the skies,
In gentle summer showers.
The rainting blades Of grass revive,
Refreshed by draughts they need
The flowers are bathed In grateful tears
The willows weep indeed.
what if the full blown rose has dropped
Some leaves upon the bower,
The bud that was halt blown before
Ia now u perfect Hover
Tho sun rides forth from ycnder cloud
Magician IN his might
For At his touch these crystals wear
The opal chAngciul light
His stnilc checra up the glsomy glen,
Anffilds the mountain 4 peak;
Ills warm kiss lights the dimpled wave,
Assmilcs do hcauty's cheek.
The Joyous earth breaks into hlooml
While on the Acruc below,
From iuduWk ul thc Vaulttd Skies
Looks out the smiling bowl
And not in Won far heaven alone,
This belt ot gorgeous sheen,
liut trembling IN each liquid sphere,
A prisOncG bow is seen.
Like incense from a sacred shrine,
Floats up raflh's spcy balm,
WHITE songs uf grateful JOYFUL praise,
Ascend Ike Nesprr's psalm.
A SPIRITUAL SONG.
FntM TnE uti.MaS or NovAiiS'
TrdaSiafdhr % org, Nncp0hdid.
When in hours of fear and failing,
an but quite our heart drspsifs;
- hcu. with lickuess driven 10 wAillng,
Anguish at cur hu4nm tears
Whcu oW loved ones we remember;
al their guct Hud trouble rue;
hhu sine clouds ui uur December
I."t no hcam Of hope SHINE through
Then. on then, God bends him Ger us
inpu his love grows very clear;
Long we hchyrnward thru-hciore us
Iin, his ANGEL standing near!
ltrah tic tupui uic be- reaches;
Whispers courage, comfort ncw;
N'or iu ain nur prayer hrsrcches
Rest ior thc beloved too.
-Scribncr's for September.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

What could be more absurd than for q
number Of Americans to assemble, as num-
Der did on The 4th Of July instant at Vienna,
and laud this land Of outages, wrongs, OPP
pressions, and Injustice. in every form, as a
land of freedom and the hope of the OPP
pressed Of all climes? Whom do these peo-
pie hope TO deceive? Is there in the world
an intelligent man who, does not know that
the South was conquered by force OF mere
numbers, and made to live under govern
ment which her people had almost unani-
mously renowned? What sort Of liberty is
that? And what is there to boast OFF Con-
quer all the world if you will and can, gen
,lemen, but pray do not imagine that to be
ruled by: military governor lis the highest
sort Of personal liberty. s7a,.. s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

Messrs. CHAsBgRLAYNE, SYKES & Go. have
sold the Petersburg Iaden to Mr.. j. A. q. Sr
ANDREW, an Englishman, who has for seye.
raj years resided in Virginia, and who Is
highly intelligent, and Is well qualified for
his new post. DIR. CnAMBERLAYsE under.
stands that his successor agrees with him in
his opinions 81 matters and things generally,
and that the new editor viii, therefore, fight
1t ont on the same line that the Indsr has
been on. Weawait developments, such not
being our belief by jugfull. so.
Perhaps we shall not be expected to say
80, yet.we feel no hesitation in saying that
the eonsse OF the Iader on all political ques.
lions hiss been marked by great good;judg-
lasnt. The retiring editor Is, too, a eupe-
SsloF writer.
B.
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The UppERzook case is equal to anything
that CHARLES RgADE or WILKIE COLLINS ever
invented. The Woman in White is wildly
brought to mind in reading the facts in this
wonderful insurance case. The wife Of Goss
gained a verdict for $4,000 against an insu'
rance company only few weeks ago, ana
there were twenty thousand dollars more
that would have been paid on the same YER
dict if the facts had not come out. Read the
details elsewhere in our columns.
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DEATHS.


Died at his residence, on Church Hill, on the eve
WELLS,l in the afty-frst year of his age.
The funeral VIII take place on, TOMORROW
Wednesday, MORNING, the Esd instant, from Trim.
lily (Methodist EpiscopaD church. at 10 O'Clock. His
friends and those Of the family are invited to at
tend.
Died; July 22d.at Il O'Clock A. NJ, RICHARD
CLAIMING, infant son of Richard q. and Matte
his funeral viii take place from his fathers resi-
dence No 80 Befvidere street. at 10 O'Clock A. M.
TODAY. The ed. The relatives and friends are
respectfully invited TO attend. r
Norfolk and Lynchbnrg papers please copy.
Died, on 2lst July, after long and painful i'll
ness. which she bore with Christian fortitude, brs
aye, leaving devoted husband one child, and many
friends to mourn their irreparabe loss. ~
Friendship and love have done their last, .r.
And now can do no more; 4.,.r..,,.. Is
The bitterness of death Is past - -#'
And all thy snffertngs Ger. ~ :. 3 y :,
at o'clock Ii the First Baptist church her friends
are invited to attend. ..llJ|@p EHE 80 ia 81
Montreal papers please copy. Jl9gB3 sfeh 4
lied, on Tuesday morning at IA, quarter to 7
O'Clock, JAMESJ JOSEPH, only SON Of Michael and
Mary Ellen Cunningham; aged Two years and SIX
uays. - - -, - tith iLbpH'iE!.B btif' ~
His funeral will takeplace from his parents, resi-,
alta o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully IN
Washington Star please copy .al!3 3hGa}U",
FUNERAL =, No trrftccRR9 m Wo oDRUFF son
of s. II. and NJ. e. HAYES, will he buried at Holy
wood Cemetary at q o'clock ! P. lMlton WEDNEs-
DA 1 $ July 70. i.,.t - % q = 1tj.t tt.fi.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

SPAIN AND FRANcE.-Tbe vote by which
the ministry in Spain came so near being
censured shows that the existing govern
ment must have very little strength with the
people. 'f<s.s ~
In France, on the. contrary, the vote by
which McMAHoN's policy was sustained
shows that his government is in high favor.
The imperial rule will be reestablished be-
fore long, we may be sure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

COOP EEws.-Senator WINDOW, OF the Sen
ate Committee on Transportation, has called
;upon the farmers oranges to tell him what
thew would have. They will answer, we
hope and believe, " The James River and
Kanawha canal."s And next winter there
will be in Congress unanimous vote IN
favor Of It's completion. ...f1 ....a..
Great are the farmers oranges, and great
is the tribulation OF the old party-hacks.
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spECraL sJOTICEs..., g:

apECY aE NOTICES l as
M. SUMMER DHEss GOODS g sbe very
lowest prices;
m4ACK-GRoUND kgTLK-s TT Es1 hEs ' as'
DIMES at lssc. per yard $500 $500
wHlTE-GKoUND GRENADINES st issc. pcf
! yards
Excellent wAsH-PopIfNs. both PLAIN ana
STRIPED, at per yard
.Godd FAST COLOR I,4WNs;at LAC. per ya ara
usualpfiea 1906 {, .skfl siltt !! X,
TIyssoRE sUITIHG at CSC. per yard-flait Ine
usual price; t,.s,f.ss yx,.,zrrs (
JAPANESE STRIPEsat 25 and 5sc. per yaro
EMBROIDERED oRGAND1Es at 4oc per yard
cheap at soc.; .,,F -. - 4
A large stock Of ---.
~. DRESS GOODS
cal, now be had at great reduction by Gaining on
-. LEVY BROTHERS,
E 1917 aud 1919 Main street
Look at our BIAeKLACE COLLARS. ~ %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

The negroes seem to be determined to let
General GRANT know that they constitute
the Republican party in Virginia. A full
negro delegation from Alexandria; a negro
from Henrico county, in spite of all efforts
of congressman and others to the contrary !;
and who knows but we shall have fun ne.
gro delegation from Richmond? ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

as hSarfs
Speaking Of bad mapuser'pt, JAAFs ba99o re-
Of New Yotk, and EDwAaD STACEY ana " ". .
s Asur. 81. North Carolina wrote the Y t!''
hands that disgraced the House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes Of 1850. ANDREW JoHssos's was
M me manuscript of an uneducated man' pu'
4. was easily read. STEPHENS, OF deolgla'
wrote .prapssabie hand. HuarHREy r MAI r
su.r1,s spe,nlrmansbip was as good as ga oook-
keepe.,sI AsHE used to say that when nc
wrote home to bis wife, she had to seno 10
,,,s nearest town to get a printer to come
and ref,a,d the letter to her. VEsABIE, Of
North Carolina (ABUA's granduncle), USED
10 write rather ilegible but very uniform
hand, He was a warm southern man. ye,
q Great fayorite with the members. .oia
john !. C. ,R1vEs was nearly always tenn {.
so.netb,ns that be had said to "VESABLE,
or yssasLE had said to him. - 49,"
The southern senators and representative
used to pay literally the negro that carried !.
nroof.sbeets to them. SEWARD gave SIX ana
q quarter cents. Judge BUTLER and Senator
NJ .sos gave both money and as much OF the
hest Of liquor as the porter chose to drlns.
| ct us stop here. We do not Wish 10 De
as prolix as FooTE. s'a.., ii-.s
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na- REDINGOTEs, -PoLoNAIsEs, La

nT REDINGOTEs, PoLoNAIsEs, La.
ptrs, SUITS, AND RoBEs.-w'e call particular
attention TO this portion of our stock empiaousa
some o. the best bargains ever brought to this city,
Having by recent purchases awaited ourselves Oh eae
heavy decline in these goods, now offes a'D
in,nanv instances less than the coss Of manulae-
tire visit to this department Will more t ii
satisfy you as to what we have SAID. -.i;agtt
t.. LEVY BROTHERS, 4
.rr: .10l7 and 1913 Main street:
1.ny CLERKS in this department. WE .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

At the late Industrial Congress, held at
Cleveland, Ohio, j. Warrick kied, colored
citizen of Richmond, Va, was chosen VICE
president. The announcement OF his name
was hailed with cheers of approval. There
is world of suggestion in this fact. Twelve
years ago he was slave, ten years ago a
"eontIaband," and now full.dedged citi-
zen.- Washington Republican.
The Industrial Congress will not thus
commend itself to the industrious men OF
this section.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23
1890 Heyra,
NAssERDlN CHAH KADJAR.

We protest that there is no truth in the
idea that there is warm feeling Of rivalry
or hostility between the friends of W1THEEs
and the friends of KEMPER. - y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

~ ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCH
LEON. dinner. and supper table LEA 6 PERKINS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE is indispensable.
/ .--- JOHN DUNCANs SONS, New York,
NH 2e-S&W Agents for the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23
TULEs RoRiN & CO.
e. is.s5 80. So RESTAURANTS. -, y
.YETELLE, REsTAURATEUk

i coRsRa on ELEyxNrH Asp BANK sIsts a,r,,t
keepa Oh band the very best that the uarSesv srjces
Including luxnraes OF sea ard land 81 u 10 invite
latitades from the lakes 20 the trop ssI
attention TO bis anSissitea
DAILY LUNCH. .,,,..s RS
Of Efeat variety, served IN tnfmliapis TIA!
ablf Also are supplied 20 order sn aas sity Hs
may be- Desired ohtainable an any and
bar rs fIrnisled With the hest OF LiS nsv,,sss4a
-BREWEp DRINKS. gotten ap M ai nsl.,Ts
He Invites his friends aEii the public s s,
coWistrys 70 prove The trata OF mss W ms .
Cheer, y ~. ysa.---~---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

Me- LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTER
SHIRE SAUCE can be had genuine from
THOMAS BALMER & CO.,
fe 13-Ss;W 1917 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

For additional Information in regard to the Strtb-
ling Springs certificates Of remarkable cures, &C..
see advertisement in another column Of this paper
( ~ 2a-deo,3t&wlt SID as r. #s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23
MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 2ist instant, by Rev. G. W. Pether
bridge Mr.. JOSEPH THOMAS KERSEY aud Miss
ROSA.BELLE DUKE both of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

THE sHAH.-The London correspondent OF
the New York World says that the Shah
didn't want to 60 away that he would have
staid in London a month longer if he had
been invited to do SO; and then adds:
1t was not until to-day that it became
publicly known what was the real name OF
the Shah. Here it is, written by himself
when he visited Mime. Tussaud's highly
moral show of wax-works: 1@
While staying in London | visited
Niue. TusSaud's Exhibition, and / write
these few words here by way of memorial
Of my visit. .l
1890 Heyra, '-".'@
NAssERDlN CHAH KADJAR.
'@ 1872 ~ H'+i41 s@
It was while examining Madame TUssAUD's
collection that the Rev.. DR.. JETER, of this
city, made profound bow to the wax efigy
of Mr.. CoBBErr 1--WE believe it was).
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MACHINERY, De.

..ss. MACHINERY, De.
GECOND-HAND. ENGINES, &C.
We have for sale the following In good running
One loo-horse-power STATIONARY ENGINE,
Two 2s-horse-power PORTABLE ENGINES ana
One 1s.horse-power HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
ENGINE, II ta.'s y
One s-horse-p power, PoRTABLE ENGINE ana
BOILER, srsr.-ssfg..- ~ = - mi. I.5g :,
Two No. AM CKEEZIE BLOWERS, 2
Two No 6 CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS,
Three SrURTEYANT BLOWERS; assorted sizes.
Iii the above machinery Is Of desirable cha
snter and VIII be sold at a very low figure. Time
xiii Inc given on the large machinery for approved
naner with bank interest added.
p'peA WILLIAM e. TANNER & CO.,
10 .1Jm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

WESTERN LCNAT1C ASYLUM, NA'IS
S. Goode, Ese,-Your comm unication is before
me. The Stribling Springs derived It's name from
NV father and have been familiar with the place
since my early boyhood. It Is not necessary Tor me
TO mention the chemical ingredients characterlAng
the several fountains. These have been Analysed
by able and experienced chemists, ano the results
published extensively. My purpose Is simply 10
testify that have witnessed many wonderful cures
as the effect of these waters, and that In my
opinion there are but few forms Of chronic physi-
cal disease that would not be materially benefited
by the iudicious use of the, springs under your
charge. ----------
The most skllful physicians are often mistaken as
to the mineral water best adapted to the cases OF tnose
under their professional care diagnosis Is fofmed
and upon It a theory constructed, drawn from the
known chemical constituents of e certain spring.
The patient resorts .thther only, in too many ILL.,
stances, to reap disappointment He is then advised
to try another and it may be st III another. These
changes necessarily involve fatigue and expense,
whereas at the Stribl,ng Springs the Invalid VIII
lind the sulphur, the alum, and the chalybeate ID
distinct basins, but In such proximity to each otner
that without inconvenience or additional outlay, ne
a cautiously test each, and hold on to that which
suits his case best This it to me, is beside
ratum which has been too much overlooked.
have read carefully, and with interest, letter
written by Dr. Faunteroy, Of stanton, puolsheo by
you In 1872 do not hesitate to indorse all thatfne
Doctor has certified in regard to the efficacy Of the
waters, the elasticity and purity of the mount'in
atmosphere and the beauty Of the physical SUR
roundings.
Wishing that the establishment may receive the
patronage It so well deserves,
remain, most respectfully, yours,
FRANCIS T. STRIBLING.
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MEETINGS.

= =. - - - ~ t- LaIISS%S-
TINE REGULAR Sc MI.tANN UAL,
/. Il meeting OF the WEST END LIBRARY AZ SsO-
CIATIoN win be held az G1eI o. SionSE
the aaf Instant. The feasibility of erecting fine
hail for the western portion city viii be con-
stdered All persons who take interest In the OBJ
iecfs f the Association are cordially invited to at
y yenS - = ie'St~N IL q H. G. FORSTMANN,
Siy OF at#-,yy Fi.Jysg g.g:fifi fa;4t Secretary.
O.. M.-The members of VIRGINIA
I'll Lodge No. Il. I. O. ~. win attend REGULAR
meeting, OF their lodge TD-NIGHT at g. O'Clock
nrompfly The grand officers are earnestly re-
ei,ested to be with us. BY order ". NJ.
iy a3-Itx III ~ t?l4 - j. PJTYLER, Z. 8.
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dor. INFANTS AND INNALIDs.

GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE Wa
VI TER.-The United States Dispensatory, the
authorized record of our Materia Medica. classes
this water with the most renowned alkaline OF car
bonated springs of Europe. 1t far excels any other
Known inlts self-preserytng propeEtes i does not
deteriOrate by bottliEg and keeping. 1t has never
been claimed for any other mineral water the pawsr
In the body or the limbs aud Joints This the Get
tysbarg Katalysine Water has done In hundreds or
Instances. 4GoUT, RHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA.D Ys-
PEPsIA. GRAVEL. DIABETES, KIDNEY anduRIEARY
DISEASES generally have yielded to Its influence 1t
has restored MUSCULAR POWER to the para!ytic,
cured ABDOMINAL ,DRoPSY, and given healthy nc
ton to the TORPID LIVER. 1t has cured CHRONIC
DIARRHGA, PILES, CONSTIPATION, ASTHMA. CA
TARRH, DISEASES OF THE SKIN, GENERAL DEBILI.
TY and NERVOUS PBoSTRATfOSfro from MENTAL. and
PHYSICAL ExCESSES. All these by the bottled wa
Ter II liz apowerful ant dGte for ExCESSIyEEAT-
ING or drinking. Ii coTrects the stomach promotes
digestion, land relieves the head almos ediatey
Pamphlets containing history of the Spring, he
ports from eminent physicians and medical Writcr
marvellous and welattested cures, and stimonials
from distinguished citizens, will be furnished and
sent by mail on application to i,
/ - sWHETEEYf HERS, General Agents.
~ 81 227 south Front street, Philadelphia, Va.
GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY. So, ,f.-
For sale by PURCELL, BADD & co. and drug
gists generally ,:.ls.gy =. ~ my E-eodam
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TT AM NOW SUPPLYING FAMILIES
l!with MIDLOTHIAN and ANTHRACITE
COAL for winter use, and shall be pleased 10 ~.
ceye Gull from my old customers and others who
like comfort and economy combined.
superior qtatity.
- -, ALBERT BLAIR, Fourteenth street.
1 ~ Him near Mavo's bridge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

Letter of DR.. Francis 7. Strtbling the eminent
Superintendent Of the Virginia western Lunatc
Asylum:
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who aSsSmranied i'm, and W6ose bnzanes !.
srs =" s,ll'sr nye.aollar or wo- dOlar-and'at
|sar IA piece tostreat the boys, inese
. ,,,,s conpromise measures were filing Inc
country with their merits and demsIlls ~. ~.
ssg c.ss never iDrgqt bis own Kindness
- t.nnrf SzsvS-~-lssssEs-yy.e-
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WOOD! WOOD! COAL !-One hundred
w and fifty cords good dry pine WOOD, which
am selling at 81 per cord on the Basin bank also
GOALS Of all descriptions at summer prices. Per-
sons In want win please give NE call.
r. y. GARY, No. lis Eighth street,
Nv l.Imflt- .G4Esa near pack &c landing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

I, a. LARGE SUPPLY OF ANTHRACITE
IN COAL ON hand; sizes suitable for CRATES,
stoves, and ranges :lLEHIGH LUMP for foundres,
CUMBERLAND, GLOVER HILL, AND WEST
VIRGINIA GOALS. at -.
. AM coal screened and sold by weight.
, ! ~iTI.'SS rE.1.,'f'-T-7 7.-7.El7.I g. II. HAYES,
10 ~ yit.tf ue Eighteenth aud Cary streets