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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-20

PUNISHMENT OF AN ALLEGED SLANDERER.-
Messrs. Frank and Dennis O'Connor We're
before the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with assaultiDg and beating MIR.
George Strain. Several witnesses were eX-
amined, and a great deal of testimony, much
of it conflicting, was heard. 1t, however,
appeared that some one had been circulating
sIaE derous reports concerning Mrs. O'NeIl,
the widowed sister of the O'Connors, and it
was generally believed that Strain was the
author of them. The latter hearing that he
was suspected and desiring 10 put himself
right, on Tuesday evening went to the store
Of Mrs, O'NeiI, on Main near the corner OF
TGcntv.second street, for the purpose OF
deuying any knowledge of or part in the re-
ports. Dennis OCounor was standing IN
front of the door when Strain arrived there,
and in compliance with request from STRAIN
he walked down the block about dozen
steps to have a conversation with hina.
Strain asserted that he had never said one
word derogatory to the character of Mrs.
O'Neil, and alleged that Il statement to such
effect had been made to iDjure him by some
men in bis shop. O'Connor insisted that II
Strain had not said the Objectionable things
he should furnish the names Of the parties
who had, but Strain declined or refused to
do so. About this time Frank O'Connor
came up, and, having been made ac.-
quainted with the position Of atfairs, at
once attacked Strain, and having dealt him
O tremendous blow in his left eye, knocked
him completely out Of time, and be was
thrown to the ground and very badly beaten
by the two brothers. Mrs. O'Neil also ap-
peared upon the scene, and with billet OF
wood in hand was prepared and anxious
to help her brothers, though it was not
clearly proved that she struck any lick.
Strain was rescued either by the bystanders
or by the police, and he at once lodged 8
complaint against the Messrs. O'Connor and
Mrs. O'Nei. The whole party were at the
Police Court yesterday, aud the face OF
Strain presented very greatly disfgured
appearance, and he was scarcely able to see
out of bis left eye. The Police Justice, in
view of the aggravated nature of the SLAM
der which induced the O'Connors to attack
Strain, fined Frank O'Connor s5 only, and
required each Of them to give security fos
good behavior in the sum OF SlO0. FranS
O'Connor having made some threats in the
presence Of the Police Justice, the latter or
dered him into the prisoners box, and re.
uuired $1,000 instead of 500 security, bI
by the intervention of counsel, and after ar
apology from O'Connor through bis lawyer
| the additional security was not insisted upon
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.
THE WRArnER To-DAY.-From our re-
ports this morning the probabilities are that
The peather today ,oiH De partlg cloudy.

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL You've MAN SHOOTS
HIhsELr.-About quarter.pas O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. George w. Bruce,
who, with his family, has rooms in the upper
part of the building No. 903 Broad street,
accidentally shot himself with pistol, in
flicting very dangerous and severe wound.
lie was lying on bed in the front room,
and was in the act of transferring Smith &
Wesson's seven-shooter from an inner pocket
Of his coat to a pocket in his pantaloons,
when the charge exploded. The ball en-.
tered his breast between the fifth and sixth
ribs, touched the apex of the heart, passed
above the stomach, and lodged in the skin oi
his back about two inches from the spine
and almost in direct line from the point ol
entrance.
The shock was very severe one, and
when Doctors knex and Trent arrived, q
few minutes afterwards, he was in very
precarious condition, and was vomiting
blood freely. They had but little hopes OF
bis living, az he was pulseless, and in re-
sponse to questions from Mr.. Bruce advised
him to make any earthly preparations be
might desire. Rev. Or. Burrows was sent
for and administered such religious consola.
ton as could be given.
Subsequently, the doctors injected NOR
phne into bis arm, and he somewhat rallied
and the severe vomiting ceased. Later iu
the afternoon Dr. Mcguire was called iu. and
close examination Of the wound was made
The ball was foupd in an easy position to be
extracted, but they determined to make nc
effort in that direction until too day.
Mr.. Bruce was raised in bynchburg; is
about thirty years of age; and has wife
and three children. He has been a resident
of Richmond about six years, and for some
time has been employed AS superintendent
OF CARRIER & Co.'s stables. There is no truth
in the report that be purposely shot himself,
His statement of how the thing occurred,
made at different times to dozens of per.
sons, was in every instance the same, and
this with the great and very natural alarm
he 1elt at first seem to demonstrate that il
was purely the result of an accident.
The pistol-ball is very small one, but the
wound is in part of the body which renders
it unusually dangerous, and though his con-
dition at II O'Clock last night was far more
favorable than it was for the two or three
hours Immediately following the shooting,
his situation is exceedingly critical, and in
the event of fever and pneumonia ensuing
his death is very likely TO take place.
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PROPOSALS.
GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENITEN.
~ TIAHY OF VIRGINIA.

The undersigned, appointed commissioners for
The purpose bS IN act Of the General Assem- lily ap-
proved April 30.l S74 will receive sealed prop l>1l
to be opened nj ~ O'Clock NJ. OH THURSDAY the
1st day OF October, 1S74. for the purchase and re-
movsi OF the PeSITESTIsRYU OF YI6GISlA.
The following are the provisions Of the act, 10
winch the proposals must conform:
"2. These commissioners shall advertise for pro-
posas for the purchase OF the laud aud buildings,
anu the removIl Of The buildings ano the inmates
TO point not less than tive miles from the cor
porate limits OF the city of nichnond; said pro-
posAs 10 stpuate for the suitable buildings for the
proper accommodation aud employment OF the pri-
soners, the erection OF the machinery. and all the
means aud appliances that are necessary 10 secure
sl the facilities for the operations OF the pepifau
tiary the same extent they Ut present exist in
the State penitenu ,ry; and provided further, tint
no proposal shall he accepted which involves The
state In auy expense over and ABOVE the proceeds
of the sale of the land and buildings now used for
aud Connected with the penitentiary.
"3. PWpOsals for the removal must he endoTsed
on the envelopes Proposals for Removing tue
State Penitenliary.n ano should be uceomPi-
MED with ana Include map Of the grounds, and
plans drawings aud specifications for the buildlass
to be furnished In place or those NJ present Occu-
pied and no proposition shall be accepted uu'esS
approved OF by the com missioners and ratified ny
the Legislature at Its next session.
Proposals should be addressed 10 the undersigned,
at Richmond. JAMES l.. kEMPER,
X. K. WITHERS,
AL Lin MARSHALL HANG ER.
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ENTERPRISE! ENCOURAGE IT.-A superior
AXLE CREASE made In Richmond. The NORRIS
LUBRIcATINe COMPOUND, now adopted and used
by all the railroads entering the city, can be had by
teamsters. milers, and others at the factory Of
Messrs. WOOD & ARHIsTEAD, foot OF free bridge,
the sole proprietors and manufacturers of this
popular article.
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The ENcAMPMEET AT THE JORDAN ALUM
SpRISGs.-A number Of non-military gentle
men have already purchased tickets and ex-
pressed their determination to join compa-
nies " "B" and "F" Of the First Regiment
III their encampmcnt at the Jordan Alum
Springs. They will have all the comforts Of
the soldiers, without any duty to perform.
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rs,O PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB

ys,O PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB
L LISHERs.-The subscribers manufacture Ro-
TARI PRINTING PRESS 5. with from two 70 ten
Impression c, nders also PkKFaCTnNG PRmss
sion cyJiuders to be used with type or stereotype,
and with one to six feeders with rolls OF paper
SINGLE uud DOUBLE CYLlNDER PRESSES.
BED and PLATEN POWER PRESS, Tor oook
work NEW STOP CYLINDER PkEss, VIII VIII
table distribution and from four TO tenforin rollers,
for the uest illustrated newspapers ana tGe pesl
book and wood-cut work. SMALL JOB, GAkD,
kAILROAD-TICkET and COUPON pkESSSrEsS r.ss:
SINGLE LARGE HAND G9LiNDEh fhEsS
aud SINGLE HAND CYLINDER kAlL LMA1
PkEsS, for newspapers Of moderate cirenlat't1ns,
printing by hand power eight hundred impressions
per hour. Also, furnish every article required In
printing-offices tincludiug type. PATEN,t LITu, u
OGRAPHIC POWER PRESSES. HYDRAULiC
and sCREW PRESSES: BO0kBlHDEEk.sss.4 BIN ,.E rs 4 a
CHiSkRY: also. MACHINERY FOR ELEGIKOI-
TYPERS ana sTEREOTYPEkS.' CAST-STEEL
SAWS with improved inserted teeth. The above
are all manufactured on our own premises unoeI
our personal supervision, of the best material ana
workmanship. Illustrated catalogues seat m on ap-
Uifice and Warerooms s9 aud 81 Gold street, New
York, bianufacturies on Grand, Broome, sheriff
and Columbia streets, New York. au 12-3ln :
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CLOTHING AT COST.
WILKINSON s WITHERs, CLoTu1ERs,
1907 MAIN STREET,

preparatory to the coming fall trade, cfrer from
this da'e their entire stock Of spring and sum-
mer clothing, embracing many goods suitable for
fall wear, at cost. Boys clothing and broken lines
without reference to cost. Such an opportunity to
purchase clothing at low prices is seldom present.
cd. Give them call, and buy fine goods at less than
usual prices Of common goods. Terms strictly
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DRY GOODS.

HUDGINS, GORDON & CO.,
40. 1918 MAIN STREET,
have good assortment Of IRON GRENADINES,
all cheap;
SPRING and SUMNER DRESS GOODS at cost for
cash
MoU HNING GOODS and ALPACCAS, cheap;
Beautiful PERCALE>, cheap;
WHITE GOODS-Hosiery aud Embroideries-al
new, clean, and cheap;
REAL PAT. and CLUNY. In variety;
A large stock of "CASH," SWISS, and other irm-
mirgs for underwear;
SASH-RlBBONS, sCARFS. and NHCK-TIES;
More of the cheap RIBBONS at 26c.;
FALL aud WINTER CASSIMGkcS:
JEANS aud HEAVY GOUDS-a good assortment;
BLEAcHED and BROWN SliEETiNGS, SHIRT
lSGS;
BGD-rlJK &c. au 10
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BANKRUPTCY AFFArRs.-Jacob s. Atlee,
Jr.. Charles d. McIndoe, of Henrico coun'
ty; james Hayes. Albert B. Bolts, William
T. Hart, and John j. Young, of Frederlcks,
burg: 5. A. Regenherg, OF King and
Queen, and William NJ. Cadmus, of Orange,
have flied their petitions in bankruptcy with
Register Forbes. ~,
Discharges were granted 10 R. Z. Madi.
son. of Petersburg; L. Colinsky, Of Cuipepel
date of Ricbmond), and Francis +. Hudson
Of Chesterfield.
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LADIES' II you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, go to r. FERRASDIEI
the only practical dresser In this city. Estab
lished IN 1863. At No. 613 Broad street..
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ExCVRs.IOHs.
GRAND EXCURSION
To WEST POINT.
ANNAwAN TRIBE, No. 80, OF ]. O. 3. 81,

ANNAWAN TRIBE, No. 80, OF ]. o. R.M,
haYine 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 10 all day OF
comfort and tIue pleasure. nothing has been lest
undone which for the completeness or arrange
ments will make II equal, If not superior, to any
excursion OF the season. McCann's brass and str.n
fishing also. h,untifu eating-crabs, oysters. snd
fish Of every description all served IN the best style
by Sir. Richardson, The popular proprietor OF tie.
Huntington House.
The following tribes OF I.O.R. N. are inyi et 20
attend: Pocahontas, Jamestown, ChicSahoniin.,
and pamunkey.
Train leaves the depot at 730 A. NJ. aud returns
at 8 z. NJ. Tickets: gentlemen. 81; ladies', 50e;
procured at the G-pnt.
COMMITTEE OF aRRANG sMENrs: L W. Carter,
X. T. dams, James I. Coroett, j. B. Rogeri,
George W. Wuodell. au 15.SLTu.Th.&sa
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eaEEEIHsyhs


THE DELEGATES APPOINT @
l. ED BY THE SEVERAL LODGES &LseA
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAS, con titltingtst - lsl
the ENDOWMENT BOARD. will meet(SgHI1
at Pythian Hail FRIDAY, the 2lst in-SSS1
stant. al X O'Clock z. NJ, 10 complete w.
their organization ana for the transaction OF i'm.
portant business. A promDt and full attendance is
desirable. JOHN &. TELLER,
Chairman Committee.
JAMES MAcDoUGALL, Secretary Committee.
au 2O.2l*
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TRAM DELAYED.-The Chesapeake and
Ohio mail train was several hours behind
time in reaching this city yesterday evening.
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REPUBLICAN MEETlNG.-The Republican
Congressional Committee for this district
will meet in this city to-day at y O'Clock
noon.
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PERsosAL,-Professor B. Maillefert, Of
Charleston. S. c.; Colonel w. L. Owen, OF
Halifax. and Hon. j. L. Marye, Jr.. of Frede-
ricksburg, were at the Ballard House yes
terday.
General Bradley T. johnson has returned
to the city.
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AUCTION SALES THHs DAY.

RICHARDSON 4 CO., 6 T. NJ, Eve building lots
on Thir,y-arst, corGer Of street.
H. MCCORMICK, 10 A. M., household furniture,
Go
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
eountng-room Wednesday, August 10th:
SA. NJ. 3P. M. =. ID.
so SO S9
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GPEAR'S IMPROVED

FRUIT-PREsERvING SOLUTION, y
with greatly improved directions for using,
making 1t the most simple. reliable, and chespest
method known for preserving al KINDS OF rruil'
One bottle win preserve 1872 pounds of fruit, &C.,
For saie by BODEKER BROTHERS,
II Druggists.
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SALE OF LAND Messrs. Chaftin, Staples 9
Co., sold yesterday morning the farm OF MT
Peter r. Bailey, in Chesterfield county, con
tanning 1856 acres, to ID. Burgess, OF w esq
chester, N. Y, at $4 90 per acre, cash,
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-SHIRTs-best fitting
shirts In the market-ready- y-mare or made to order
by E. B. SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tailors, 1900
Main street.
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A UGUST 3, 1874.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
have just opened
NEW SID T. BAND PRINTS,
IRISH LINENS and BLACK SILKS;
NECK RUFFLISGs In variety;
BLACK and CoLoRED KID GLOVES;
LADIES' BLACK SILK GLovEs-best;
WASH NETTs and BLACK SILK NIT;
HAMBuhG EDGES and ISsERTINGs;
WHITE ORGANDIRs, VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED LAWNS FOR Po.ASAIsES;
BUCK and LIsLe GACSTLETs;
LINENS for sultlng and travelling.
In order to make room for new stock, all the
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will be sold off without regard to cost Great jobs
offered In them to those in want aus
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RirItntond nispatrtl.

THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DID,
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAnR
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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TITIZENS desiring to accompany Com Il
" pauies and r in the Encampment at Jor- H
dan Alum Springs on SATURDAY, August % t1
can obtain TICK cts lat reduced price, good for ten
days by any train by application to Captain CLARKE
or Lieutenant BIEFOkD. Au l9-4t
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY B WALKER LIGHT q
ARD, AT1ENTIUN!-A Assemble at q
YOUR armory THIS (Thursfsy) EVENING IT w
81 O'Clock, In full-dress untfor IN. for drill and
Inspection BY order Of Lieutenant &. L. BIN
FORD. WILLIAM X. BU hIfSs,
nu 00-1t& Orrery Sergeant.
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MULEs, HORSES, esc.
STOVES, TINWARE, DE.

CARD.-The undersigned re- ssu
n snectfully tenders his thanks TO bis "a
friends and The public generally for their4sSA
past patronage and earnestly sol Its con
e,ard No. $40 Broad street, between Filth and
Sixth, whither he has removed from the corner m o.
Second and Broad and where hencefortn ne VII
po p.ea- !. II. MOUNTCAsTLE,J JR.,
$50 Broad street, between Filth and Srx "
RIcHMoSD. VA, August l4. 1871. Aa I o-LM-
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Me- INDIA-RUBBER NECK CHAINS,
w Tcr CHAINS BRACELETS. EARRINGS,
BREAsTPINS. LOCkETS, CROSSES, CHARNS,
and SLkEVE-BUTTOSS, At ,,,n,,-,,,
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at 45c.
per pound. au 10
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DagGs AND MEDICTNGs.
E,LORlDA AGUE PILLS.

ELORlDA AGUE PILLS.
4 certain cure for CHILLs and FEVER, Dunn
cI1IIs ard AGUK. without ans OF the Injurious
efYrcts OF uuinine mercury. or arsenic.
Numerous testimonials OF theii spa cfc Acct In
ali ca,es OF Chilts and Fever, after qui5fBe aud
oiher remedies had completely failed, arc IN no
hands of the proprietor. 5S5s3 tss 4s
a cure is Suaran,eed fn every case.
| PRICE zoe. box. sent by mail free.
| Ror sale by ROBEkT LECk y, Proprietor, audS
Hsssrs Rodeker Brothers. Berr;an e SlcPhaii, and
= D,ye Druggists, Richmond. Va
IS'El' g e n'' = - jy2S-Tu Th&S1m
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CONTEMPORARIES.

GUNNER CANDLES.--I am daily manu-.
y featuring summer article OF cLARlFlED
FLINT CANDY OF pure crushed sugar, warranted
sale purposes warrant II 10 stand dry and nrm In
hot weather. and sell !t at the same price mat Int.
rior candles are sold for have 4 large stock or.
Canned Goods Tobacco, Cigars, Cakes, and Crack
ers ali OF which Offer at Baltimore prices.
LOUIS j. BoSStEUX. Confecsioner,
90 25 l4l2 Main s.rrek
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NEW MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK GRENADINES, BoMBAZINRS,
TAMESE. MoHAIRs, ALPACAs,
PoMBAZINE CLOTHS, VnoUR DE- NICE,
AUSTRALIAN CREPEs,
ENGLISH CREPks, GRAPE WELLS,
BLACK CAsHMEREs, CREPE DE ALxY,
BLACK DE LANES, &C &C.,
on hsnd and expected by
aus T. R. PRICE& co.
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NRANULAR EFFERYEsCENT SALTS

1aIETETICs. 8, .,,,, 80
LIHBIG,g FOOD FOR lHrASTs--EngNsns
LIsBisi,s F0Qp FOR iNFANTSs-bostons s
IAcTaOCs FkRtSA--sHiss.s ~
s PREPARED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PAPOMA. from Wheat
BERMUDA ARROW itoQT Ell =, 1, 80
PREPARED srorGYf 0AT MEALss e I'll. sahsws1 s,
ERASULABs sTAPtosA, PtEPAako fspHs sINSsaAt.a
lyALsSFISx,s MkAT JUICE, ~
ffEpiG.s ExTrACr AEATt s
f}i .sHfag ~ BEEfI i -,
u ~. = sfssss
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me- THE BEST TOOTH-POWDER.

MEADE 6 BAKERS
SkPONINE DENTlF RICE,
the most efticaclous and elegant preparation shoHt
for preserving anG whitening the teeih tsca an'
recon- mendcd by our best dentists. frepateu onil
by MEADE bAhEA' us,t s''0's''
9l9 Main street.
Sold by druggists generally. Price, 5o cents
49, au s
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,
rBLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS!

K~BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS!
BLACK SILKS at ~ per yard,
BLACK SILKS at Fl. .25 per yard,
BLACK SILKS at $3.50 per yard,
BLACK SILKS at Sl.75 per yard,
BLACK SILKS at sc per yard,
BLACK SILKS at So 25 per yard,
BLACK SILKS at So, so per yard,
BLACK SILKS at 1915 per yard,
BLACK SILKS Al rs per yard,
BLACK SILKS at $3.50 per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS'.
THREAD LACE aud GUlPURE LACE
BABIES. ao 10
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DAINTS! PAINTS J!

l.
LEWlS'S WHITE LEAD, In oil,
MATOACA WHITE LEAD in oil,
CENTENNIAL WHITE LEAD in Oil,
PHGNIX WHITE LEAD i'll oil,
LINsEED OIL,
PAINTERS COLORS and BRUSHES,
MIN SERAL PAINTS,
WINDOW GLASS. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Druggists,
oueO 1918 Main street, corner OF Thirteenth.
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r roTTID RENNET for sale by BoDEk
III BROTHERS. Wholesale aid Eetais Dfiagi
cornar above M. Charles HeIsi ~
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EE~ MARSEtLLES QUILTS AT 81,
MAKSElLLrS QUILTS at 1880,
MARSEILLES QUILTS at 50,
MAgSElLLFS QUILTS al $3.50,
MARSFILLES QUILTS At ~.
NARSElLLES QUILTS at IS, sc. 81, sS
-, $40, ell, and s12, At
LEVY BRUTHERS',
1Ol7 and 1919 Main street,
apl5 Richmond, Va.
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GAIT! SAITH SALT ~!

GAIT! SAITH SALT!!
s.14o SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT,
factory nlled, in double blcached sacks; cargo OF
bark Max, now dsily expected at City Point ano
Richmond, and for sale by
,e2 ROBERT r. WILLIAMS Co
CHEESE, FISH, BACON, FLOUR, AND
" LIOUORS-FlNy boxes prime CHEESE lcoii-
slant supply all summer); ,Yrr urp-
200 barrels No. North Carolina CUT HER
so barrels No. North Carolina GROSS HER
90 barrels Nos. l, 2, and MACKEREL. new ;
25 hogsbeads CLEAR RIB-SlDES, sHoCL-
DkRS, and HAMS;
10 tons ROCK SALT Constant supply on hanaI
SO packages OSBORNk'S JAVA and RIO PRE-
PAsED COFFEE, for which We are sole
agents for Virginia;
so boxes CANDLES;
IS barrels DEiERERA MOLASSES;
200 boxes SOAP, all grades.
Also Sugars, Teas, Tobacco, Cigars, Snun'
Soda, Flour, Buckets, Tubs, Twine, Paper, &C.
ALSO,
80 barrels HANGER & CO.'S and WA. AB,
NkYS PURE AUGUSTA COUNTY tvA.]
RYE WHISKEY, for which we are agents.
full supply OF other LlQ u0Rs st whoiesa,s Only
ty % ROGEG q MGGANSn..
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FOR E.E
kUk Rent.

lt"H RENT, the HUl SE on Seventh a.
-. ',.!''i '~t"'"n hnr-h.I and Clay streets, E:I
."'a.hi u" i''ideuc, of Mr.. Il. e. HartsOok, con-
..'.,' ''i"' r"l!.s aud bathroom and all modern
f!tLD liz ''"o VI o. o. ,n nD6 o6.o,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-20

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

ANOTHER TESTIMONY



Anil vn lNsN
"a IouS Hrrr.-Dear ST.. KrosinE the efficiency y
earr SArsapariia AMI fhe healing 7HN beneficial qtaii
wy Il possesses send yoa he ailo~ins siatemtnto
inV case.
was wounded about two wears aee--H .'ak an rf's
oner and confined far siv mpHtrs Ee.rE rurgi so ~
TEN nv wounds have not healed yef iaTf uot snt Hi
4. moment sinre was wovnded. am shHt through w.
bins Nv general health Is Impaired ana refd some
thir~ a. assist nature. have u0re fifh M your Sar
.spari'ia than ANYTHING else wsh fhaf 90 Ne renu
ire Please express ne half dozeu BOTTLES ana cbi'
CArrAfA {. r. JOHNSON.
Sr. LoUIs.
p. She following was written April soth lseG.
Mrs. Jeauis johnson. mother u Capt. Johnsoni
Dn JOINS Brt-near sir; My husband. Dr. g. S
Johnson was skilfal sareepuana physician IN Ceniri
View York. where be died. leaving thr above q. 1
johnson 10 my care AZ thirteen year, ~ age ne had
chronic fiarrhea and scrcfua. for which ] gave you
S.rsapariiia u cured him. have Tor ten years re-
commended Il % many in Ve~ lors Ohio and Iowa ip
.c-ufuia. fewer sores, and general detHuy. Pefiec
success has attended A. The cures effected Ia soia'
cases ~ sc-ofnla and fever almost miraculous
am very anxious for my ~ again have recourse &
vonr sarsaparii'a vi sfearnl ~ getting spEriod
article hence BIS writing ~ you for IA. Ills wound
we're terrible but believe be will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.