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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-22

A.FREE RIDE AT HEAVY CosT.-As the
lightning express train of the Fredericks.
burg railroad, on its way from this city to
Baltimore yesterday morning, was passing
Green's farm, about six miles from the city,
colored man named David Butcher leaped
from the rear platform, and was badly hurt.
The conductor had not observed his pre-
sence, and it is probable that he had gotten
on to have free ride up the road, but seeing
the conductor coming towards that end OF
the train he jumped off rather than meet
him. The express train did not stop until it
reached Hungary station, mile or two OH,
but information of the occurrence was left,
and the down accommodation train stopped
and picked the man up, and brought him to
this city. He was taken to the Second sta.
tion-house, where his hurts were examined
by DR.. C. w. 2. Brock, who found that no
bones were broken. though he had bean
very severely bruised and shocked. subse-
quentIy he was removed 10 the almshouse,
in order that he might receive better atten-
ton. Butcher is youEs negro and balls
from Dinwiddie county, and represents that
be was going up the road to find work, and
that being without money he attempted to
Hsteal ride. Fl.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES .To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all Of
the city churches tomorrow except the fol-
lowing special appointments:
Monumental Qhurch.-The regular SER
vices will be held at IL A. NJ. aud 81 P. NJ.
Trinity (Methodist).- pastor being ab-
sent in attendance on the District Conference,
arrangements have been made for the con-
gregation to unite with the congregation of
the Third Presbyterian church, Rev. Dr..
Baird PASTOR, in the morning, and at night
DR.. Baird will preach at Trinity church, his
congregation uniting in the worship at
Trinity.
First Baptist.-Rev. h. B. Tupper at II
A. ID.
Second Baptist.-Rev. A. B. Woodfu, OF
Mobile, at IL A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ.
Grace Ctnrch.-There will be services at
this church at IL O'Clock A. n.
Second Presbyterian U.urch.-Services
conducted by the pastor at IL A. NJ. and Of
Z, Al.
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II ANiED. ENkRIBODY TO KNOW
H~I thr celebrated French scourcr, No. 9
NEA ~, street, viii >EouR PANTS for SOC. per pair,
II. FRENCH.
r.., No Ninth street.
h&,A''A>het In Richmond, 1853.
= !@-jm
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THE RECENT STABBINa AFFAIR.-Yester-
day morning Frank Larman was before the
Police Justice for q hearing upon the charge
of staboing Phil Robinson (colored), on
Tuesday last. DR.. NJ. b. Carter testified
that Robinson was confined to his bed be-
cause of his wounds, but that be would
probably be able to attend court within ten
days. Upon this testimony the case was
continued until to-day week. The prisoners
counsel moved for bail, and the Court heard
several witnesses in order to determine that
question.
The witnesses swore positively that Lar
man was the man vho stabbed Robinson,
and Sergeant Hall said be was also recog-
nized by Robinson when taken into his pres
ence.
hessrs. w. T. Wingfeld,W. J. Wingfeld,
and Others, sWore that Larman worked with
them all day Tuesday, and was not out of
their presence from II NJ. to z. NJ; also,
that Larman drank two or three glasses Of
beer that day, but was not drunk. Other
witnesses testified that both Larman and W.
j. WingfeId were under the influence Of
liquor on Tuesday.
The prisoner was'aIlowed bail in the sum
Of 5000, but when the court closed for the
day had not found sureties.
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ROBBERS AT WORK 'AGAM.-Thursday
night Messrs. Thomas Puryear and BeDja-
min johnson, of Hanover, while sleeping in
wagon in the open wagon.yard, corner OF
Brook avenue and Adams street, were visit
ed by robbers. Both were chloroformed,
and Mr.. Puryear was robbed of bis pocket
book, containing five dollars, and his coat,
which was left hanging up in the wagon.
Each had had considerable amount Of mo-
new in his possession during The day, but
left it in the hands of merchant for safe.
keeping. A Mr.. Lowry, sleeping close by
them, had his provision-box stolen from
him
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Excursions AND Pic -NIcs.-This evening,
at 4:45 O'Clock, the :. GrIss- W, W,idowersn - train
will leave the depot of the, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, on its regular weekly excur-
sion to points on the line Of the road and to
Staunton. The attractions OF trip over
this road and by this train have been SO
often described that it is useless to repeat
them.
On Monday next grand Temperance .ex-
cGrsion and picnic 10 Currs Neck, under
the auspices Of Springfield and Harmony
Divisions, willtake place, which promises to
be. a. most enjoyable affair. The usual
amusements will be provided, and good
order and decorum preserved. The COM
mittee have made ample arrangement for
the accommodation of q thousand people.
The Mercantile Club propose giving pic.
mic at the Pump. House on Tuesday even
ing, for the benefit of the members aud
their families. A boat will leave the foot OF
Eighth street at 6 O'clock ,sand will 60 up
the canal as far as Riverside Park, and will
return to the Pump-House. The second
will leave Eighth street promptly at 8
O'Clock. A limited number of tickets will
be sold by the Committee of Arrangements.
Annawan Tribe, 1. o. 4. NJ, will enter
tain their many friends with an excursion
and picnic at West Point on Monday. The
occasion will be one OF pure amusement, and
affords an excellent opportunity to help a
most worthy Order and extend its useful
ness for good. Those fond of dancing, and
those who like good eating, are assured by
the committee thut they shall be grattied on
this trip. The price OF tickets are quite rea-
sonable, and to avoid the crowd be at the
deE0t early. The train will leave at u A.
NJ, and return about dark.
The Old Blues and the Southern Cross
Brotherhood have united their forces for a
grand effort, and announce the excursion Of
the season on Wednesday next. The party
will 60 10 Cur's Neck, passing through the
Dutch Gap canal. Large aud commotious
barges suitably fixed, and with accommoda-
tion for 1000 people, have been secured,
and will leave the wharf of the Old Domin-
ion Steamship COMPANY at A. NJ, return
ing at 7:30 Z. NJ. Under the auspices of the
two gallant corps named true enjoyment and
day OF pleasure may be anticipated.
The train to the Cockade city will leave,
as usual. tomorrow at A. NJ.
The SchuetZen park is still visited by
crowds, aud is u iayorite place of resort.
A ride on the turnpike Of the Richmond
and Henrico company may be enjoyed at al.
most any time.
One of the cheapest and best excursions is
q trip to New York on one of the magnif-
cent steamers Of the Old Dominion line,
which leave the city three times week.
The Sylvester offers pleasant journey to
all who delight in steamboat travelling, with
able and accommodating officers, excellent
fare, and swift sailing, to all points on the
James, and to Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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AN ARTISTS TROUBLES. Rs.-Thursday night
Mr.. Charles Hambruck, a German artist, who
recently arrived in this city from Baltimore,
was arrested for being drunk and disorderly.
He was taken TO the Second station.house,
and yesterday morning, In company with SIX
or. seven other prisoners, was started on 10
the Police Court. On the way ne found az an
opportunity to escape, and aYalled himsell
ofsit. Up to II o'clock last night be bad not
been reaptured. His sketch-book, filled WILD
the productions Of his labor and genius, re-
mains at the station.hOuse.
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CONDITION or NR. GEORGE w. Bruce.
Mr.. Bruce, who accidentally shot himself
Wednesday afternoon, was supposed to be
dying last night. His mother has arrived
here, and his father desired to come also but
vas detained in Lynchburg BY Illness. MIR.
Bruce has given minute directions concern
ing bis burial, and requested that his body
be taken to Lynchburg and inferred in the
family section there.
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NEw LODGE OF B'SA1 BERlTH.--Virginia
Lodge, No. 225, l. O. B'nai Berth, will be
instituted tomorrow at Petersburg by Will
liam Lovcnstein, Esq, who has been ap
pointed by the General Committee of Dis
trict No. 5 for that purpose. He will be as
sisted By the past presidents of Rimmon
and BENJAMIN Lodges Of this city. The
members of the Order in this city desirous
of attending can leave on the excursion
train tomorrow at 8 O'Clock and return a.
ESQ P. b., or they can return on Monday
in time for business. The members Of the
new lodge propose giving banquet in the
evening, to which the visiting members are
cordially invited. This is the seventh lodge
Of the order in the State. There are three
in Richmond, and one at each of the follow
ing places: Norfolk, Harrisonburg, Char.
lottesyille, and Petersburg.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. William Fl. Ruffner,
Superintendent of Public Instruction of the
State, has returned to the city.
Governor Kemper will leave this morn
ing for his farm in Madison county and will
be absent week or more.
General Bradley T. Johnson, superinten-
dent Of the City Conservative Committee,
after brief visit here, has gone back to the
mountains.
Henry A. Wise, Jr., of Norfolk, Colonel
W. W. Wood. of Halifax, and Claiborne r.
Mason, of Staunton, were at the Ballard
House yesterday evening.
Acknowledgement W. H. Richardson has
returned from Hampton, improved in health
and strength.
The Conservatives Of Hanover county
have nominated Mr. Joseph F. Priddy for
clerk of the Circuit and County Courts.
hessrs. John n. higgins and W. H. Scott,
members of the Council of the city of Rich.
mond, arrived at Queenstown in the steam.
ship Egypt on the 9th of August, and from
there proceeded 10 Liverpool in the same
vessel.
Mayor Kelley left the city yesterday morn
ing for the Sweet Springs, where he will re.
main few days.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERIEs ON OREGON HILL
A gang OF thieves have been attempting to
rob several Of the houses on Oregon Hill re-
Gently. On Tuesday they endeavored to eff
feet an entrance into Mr.. A. D. Browns re-
sidence, as we'll as that of Mr.. Titmus !;
they were foiIed in both attempts, however.
Night before last one or two attempts at
robbery were reported in tine same locality.
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VALUABLE HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth received
yesterday from the Public Record Office at
London, England, another large ipstalment
of documents ordered by the Committee on
the State Library. These papers furnish a
complete documentary history Of the colony
of Virginia from the time the first voyagers
were sent out by Sir Walter Raleigh to the
revolution of 1776. Among those received
yesterday morning was an interesting and
authentic narrative Of the rise, progress,
and cessation of the late rebellion in Virginia.
most humbly and impsrtially reported by
His Majesly's commissioners appointed to
inquire into the affairs Of the said colony; "
accompanying which is map representing
"Bscon's great battle with the Indians y
traced from the original in the Public Record
| Office at London; also, copies of the records
relating to the contest that then existed be.
tween the colonies Of Virginia and North
Carolina in regard to the boundary line be.
tween the two, accompanied with excellent
copies of the maps made by the surveyors
engaged in running the boundary line. and
| traced from the originals furnished by Col
onel William Byrd and transmitted as part
of his report to the British Government.
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rv,O THE PLEASURE RIDERS

Two THE PLEASURE RIDERS
T1Jr RIcuNOND AND HENKiCO TURNPIKE
is now open to the public for four miles and as We
have very cheap tolls snd good road, hope tue
citizens of Richmond who have been using the road
for tie past year will continue 10 do so Citizens mol
knowiDg where TO hnd the road will 90 out Second
street from Shockoe Hill. aud Seventeenth streel
from Church Ri both streets leading into the turn
pike They will also find on the road three (3) the
springs 10 get water from without trouble, ana fne
Nv going out the Richmond and Henrico Turnpike
YOU have three other roads to return 20 The city,
avoiding the necessity of ofcomuS back the same way.
TOLLS:
One-horse buggy over the road. &C.
One horse buggy over the road ana return.,.. i0c.
Twohorse buggy, carriage, &C., over tne roao.
Two-horse buggy, carriage, &C., over the ROAD
ana
Season tickets can ie had at the gates for IS mo
ney TO be spent in improving the ROAD. -.
iy 2S-eodlm& w. y. EDMOSD, Pre6ia emf.
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CLOTHING AT COST,
wnK1ssoS & w1rHEns, c1orurEss,
1907 MAIN STREET.

1VOF 1uAIIN u HEEIf 'I.L..
preparatory to the coming fall trade, offer from
this da'e their entire stock OF spring and sum-
fall wear, cost. Boys clothing and broken lines
of mems clothing and furnishing goods they offer
without reference to cost. Such an opportunity to
purchase clothing At low prices is seldom present.
ed. Give them CALI and buy ane goods ut less than
usual prices Of common goods. Terms strictly
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ANOTHER DEAD IEFANT.-Deputy Coroner
Tompkins was notified by the police yester-
day that the dead body of a newly-born
mulatto infant had been found at 409 Duval
street. He Investigated the case, and ascer-
taiDed that Eveline Moore, who admitted
that she was the mother Of the child, was
quite well Oh Wednesday during the day,
and performed her duties ut Mr.. Liber-
mouths, on Clay between Fourth and Fifth
streets, where she was employed, with her
usual spirit and activity. About half-past
12 O'Clock, it appears from the facts brought
out at the inquest, the child was born dead.
The mother took the body of the infant and
carried it to her cousins, On Duval street,
where, in the evening, she was accused OF
being it's mother, and admitted it. The post
mortena examination revealed the fact that
the child was still.borp, and ut the inquest
the jury rendered verdict that the child
was still born, but that the mother, Eveltne
Moore, was guilty of neglect and ill-treat-
ment towards it such as would have resulted
iu its death had it been born alive. The
Deputy Coroner caused the mother Of the
child to be arrested, and she was held in GUS
tody until p0Stmortem examination was
made, when she was discharged.
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CCHUTzEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL 7

SCHUTZEN PARK, DELIGHTFll u
y SUMMER RETREAT, FINE SCENERY )
Gently fixed mp and put in thorough order, Is for
rent 10 Lodges, Orders, private parties, &C., &c
Being on the bank of The river. II cornmands the
finest view OF any establishment OF Its Kind near
the city There IS on the ground new aud eie-
gaHt laVilion for dancing, &c.
The Park IL open daily for the reception OF ylst-
tors. No pains nor expense have been spared to
make it the equal OF any place Of amusement IN the
city. Good order viii be strictly enforced. Apply
. = = ,z YUENGLIEG ID 90,
s je 25-3m Preprietors.
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RICHMOND SHOOTING CLuB.-At the trial of
skill which took place yesterday evening at
the Virginia Agricultural Fair Grounds be-
tween the members of the Richmond Shoot
ing Club, Mr.. F. M. Sherry was awarded
the silver cup for superior Workmanship.
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CONVICT RETURNED. Glenn. White, con.
yict who escaped from the gang employ ed
by Mason g. Hoge, and recently recaptured IN
Lynchburg, where for nine months ne hao
been driving dray, was received at the
penitentiary yesterday.
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THE FEEr.-Dr. SCHULTZ, the only reliable
practitioner in all cases Of corns, bunions, nails
growing into the fesh, &C., begs to inform his pa
irons and Others needing prompt and painless AID,
he has returned, and will be glad to relieve them
all ONCE q Nineteenth street. An early call WIN
pblige, as he viii leave soon again. Office hours,
from ! o 70 O'Clock.
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The eastward bound
Cincinnati express train, due here at 4:4O
yesterday morning, did not reach the city
until s O'Clock, having been delayed at Hnn-
tington by the failure of the boat 10 arrive
at the Usual hour.
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AUCTION sALEs THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHroN, 1e A. NJ. horses and
mules.
GoDDIN. WARREN & CO., 8x z. n, three lots
on the north side Of Charity, between st. Ste-
phen and ST. John streets.
E. r. HUMPHREYS. d. g., 4 p. NJ at Riverside
Park, buggy, shufIleboard, one shed, benches
&C.. &c.
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GRAND EXCURSION
TO WEST POINT.
ANNAWAN TRIBE, No. 80, OF I. 0. 3. NJ,
having chartered the train for

ANNAWAN lNIBE, NO. 5U, OF L y. d W'i
having chartered the train for
MONDAY, AUGUST oath, 1874,
take pleasure In saying to their many friends that
in offering them this chance for enjoyment, they
feel warranted In promising to all day Of real ease
comfort and true pleasure. as nothing has been left
undone which for the completeness OF arrange
ments will make 1t equal, # not superior. 10 any
bsnd has been secured for the OCCASION SO we offer
you good music. dancing. boaiing, bathing. and
fishing; also, bDuntifu eatiug-craDs, oysters, and
fish of every deScrptlon all seryea In the best style
by Mr.. Richardson, the popular proprietor OF the
Huntington House.
The following tribes OF !. o. r. NJ are invited to
attend: Pocahontas, jamestown, Chickahominy,
and Pamunkey.
Train leaves the depot ut 730 A. N. and returns
at 8 z. NJ. Tickets: Gentlemen, 81; ladies, 5Oc.;
procured at the depot.
COMMITTEE OF ARRAEG EMENTS: K w. Carter,
X. T. Adams, James L. COrnett. j. b. Rogers,
George W. Wo0dell. au 5-Sa,Tu.Th,&>a
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-OFFlcB AUGUST 81, 1874
Miss Matte Banks, Dover Mines, Goocbland,
Va; George w. Bardall, care of w. F. Gid
dings, Richmond, Va; M. W. Broadus,
Richmond, Va. Commissioner of State Tax,
James Cochrane, Culpeper, Va; Miss Cora
Roginnis, Staunton, Va; one with no ad-
dress.
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kJ sINESs CHANCES.

A ACIlV.E. ENERGETIC MAN, who
Asnr,f 200 70 'lsest IN profitable business,
hfbb,, ,',. he viii .ecriyc either a Share OF The
sides ~ suaraateed Interest on the money. be-
rbDruT3a.f! i9r hi, ser vices can hear OF sNeh An
~ "-'' " addressing 7. II. w., Dtspai9I OF
aBlS-lm
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r. Nd SALE Cbafin, Staples s. Co. have
soId ;, farm of j. #. Barnes, on the Rich
,nnnd mon fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road ] cont. dining sixty.iye acres, to Mr. John
Maushan, Maui Q. Illinois, for eleven hundred
dollars.
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LADIES. II yon wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
| GOODS, or have work done, go TO II. FERKANprSI
the only practical dresser In this city, Estab-
hshed in 1868. AL No. 613 Broad street.
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MILITARY Companies !" B''
and F." of the First regiment, and band
of music, will leave The city this evening tor
the Jordan Alum Springs, where they are to
90 into encampment.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER IN the Dispatch
counting-room Friday, August 2lst:
SAM 3PM 6P.M.
81 OF 92
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TAXES PAID INTO THE TREAsURY.-The
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company yesterday paid into the State Irea-
sury, for taxes due, Pill, ,S53,67 10 currency.
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silETETI,S !

HItTlCS.
L:rti,.,. |. RAcAHocT DIES AKABKs-French
L!snI.'.1 fpnD FOX ISFASTs-EngIis!l,
L4rrxon,f fv.JD FOX lSFASrs-Boston.
l1ryS3a. l1rySa. FROM Wheat. Wheat -f''k'''n'
,"gyr,,DDAA ARROW ROOT.
EnAyrI.,". STCoiCH OAr MEAL, PEARL SAGo.
r., r, Wv, WA Ii.AGnAcr NEAT.
~. tIhiHtD RAW RErr'
ltr,r = t,tIk FLOUR, AROMATIC LIQUID
VII" ~ ~ valuable remedies for sale III
W. MEADE BAKERS Urug store,
910 Naiu
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KEEP Cool You can keep cool by getting your
summer elothiog from Z. B. SPENCE q Sow. They
are selling their stock at greatly reduced prices
Give them call nc 1 900 Main street. .
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EXCURSIONS.

From the completeness OF their arrangements The
managers OF this excursion feel justified la prom
Using that IL shall compare iavorably with any OF
The season, and do not hesitate In guaranteeing TO
all day OF enjoyment
No liquors or disreputahl, parties allowed on the
train. Ladies and children specially cared for by
u select committee Str!ctest order observed as an
ample police force will be In attendance.
MCCANN'S brass and string hand has been en-
gagged. Ten-pns, boating, bathing sailing, fishing
and many other enj)yments for those who seek
real pleasure. SO wait Tor the excursion Tuesday
September !.
Trains will leave York River depot at 7:30 A. 81
and return at 8 Z. NJ.
TICKETS G =ntlemen, 81 ladies, 50c. children
csc. 10 be secured at the depot.
MANAGERS:
MORTIMER MARTIN, M. &. CROWDS,
X. E. CHILDRESS.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
B. A. BRAUER, s. L. L1GGAN,
j. .NUNNALLY, JAMES Ii. BUTLER,
JOHN MURPHY.
au2 2-Sat, at,M,W,F&M
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GAUzE usDERsHIRTs, linen and alpaca coats
and all other articles Of summer year. ior sae a
greatly reduced prices by e. B. srEscE SON
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Messrs. ARCHER q BOOKER have exclusive eor-
troll OF J.. slkMEs's wnisKEY, anxiyzed by DR.. W.
h. Taylor. analytical chemist, and celebrated fer
its uuQuestionahle purity e s-1
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SATURDAY. %, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER To-DAY.-From our re.
ports hts morning the probabilities are that
the ueather to-day aoiN be partly cloudy.
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the State
treasury yesterday was S246, 1918.
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DIGEoN MATCH.-THE RICHMOND
& SHOOTING CLUB win shoot n n,ntch at one
hundred pigeons. al the Fair Grounds, THIS EVE
MING; commencing at O'Clock. au 2l-1t*
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hkCGs AND MEDICINES.
ELoklDA AGUE PILLS.


L"RiDA AGUE PILLS.
,'''"'H cHrc for CIIILLs and FRyER, DUMB
-. ""u AIJ +, without any Of the injurious
Tr,, VI 4|Inlhe, mercury. or arsenic.
al '''l> u~ ~ti!!onias Of theii sp, cifc effect In
o. D1 1hili' aud Fever, after quunine and
hand. %,.'lra had completely faied, are IL Il e
u" 'Nc proprietor.
LF"'t !, ruararleed In every case
49, - "V,' d box. Seut by mail free.
N..,. H. ,E ROBERT LECkY, Proprietor, and
- i,"'%her her brothcrs, Berrian & NcPhail, and
druggists, Richmond. Va.
jy2S-Tu,Th&Sl
I"AAlLAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS
Of MT. CERIrM,
,n,, rplAsii, AN. CIT. BIsMUTa,
t|D, W. roIA>s, BkoM. pOrAss.,
|,'hSHpATE ,'hs rOTAss.,
err rcIl;N't,hONlSE, CIT. QUISISE.
..p'. 81, 'hChONA and IRON,
" AXE IRON, &e. &c. For sale by
ia J. BLAIR. Druggist,
= SZ5 Broad street.